
All stroke survivors have to have access to ongoing rehabilitation services for as long as required
Written by Jelena Misita, SAFE Awareness and Advocacy Manager I first met Prof. Valery Feigin in person in Gothenburg this May, when he visited SAFE stand at ESOC 2018. I knew him, of course, from the literature, with his name coming across many references. According...

Catalonia faces Stroke with the European tools
Written by Maties Salom, Fundació Ictus Barcelona Barcelona, 1st June 2018- The Fundació Ictus, a stroke support organisation from Barcelona, organised today a gathering related to the challenges that stroke presents for all European countries. At this meeting, the...

Need to improve your advocacy skills? No problem- SSOFT Module 2 Launched
Brussels, 31st May 2018 - The eLearning Module 2 of the Stroke Support Organisation Faculty Tool (SSOFT) is published today at the following address www.ssoft.info. SSOFT’s second module focuses on the principles around advocacy, and is delivered in ten bite-sized...

SAFE Angels patient information booklets in 13 languages now available for download
This May in 12 European countries: Spain, Serbia, Poland, Czech Republic, Latvia, Croatia, Macedonia, Greece, Ukraine, Georgia, Hungary and Turkey, stroke patients and their carers in a selected number of hospitals will be provided with information on stroke and...

SAFE Angels Project: Exciting new initiative gives stroke patients expert information
SAFE is proud to be part of the Angels Initiative project, providing critical information to stroke patients when they most need it, already in the stroke unit. The realisation of this project started simultaneously this May in 12 European countries: Spain, Serbia,...