1. What does the Nebraska Stroke Association do?
The Nebraska Stroke Association serves Nebraskans through stroke prevention, education, advocacy, community outreach, and support services. We help stroke survivors, caregivers, families, healthcare professionals, and communities find reliable information, resources, and connection.
2. Who can receive support from the Nebraska Stroke Association?
Our programs and resources are available to stroke survivors, caregivers, family members, individuals at risk for stroke, healthcare professionals, and community organizations across Nebraska.
3. Does the Nebraska Stroke Association offer support groups?
No but we connect stroke survivors and caregivers with support groups, peer connections, educational opportunities, and helpful community resources. These services are designed to reduce isolation and help individuals navigate life after stroke.
4. How can I find rehabilitation and recovery resources?
Our Resource Map helps stroke survivors and families locate services throughout Nebraska, including physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, support groups, and other recovery resources.
5. Does the Nebraska Stroke Association provide stroke education?
Yes. We provide educational resources and community programs focused on stroke prevention, risk factors, warning signs, treatment, recovery, and healthy lifestyle choices. We also work to increase awareness of the importance of recognizing stroke symptoms and acting quickly.
6. How does the Nebraska Stroke Association work with communities and healthcare organizations?
We collaborate with hospitals, healthcare professionals, government agencies, nonprofits, and community partners to improve stroke awareness, strengthen access to care and rehabilitation, and support initiatives that benefit Nebraskans affected by stroke.
