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You Are Not Alone. Join Us.

Recovery is not a journey you take alone..

Whether you're a stroke survivor rebuilding your life or a caregiver supporting someone you love, connecting with others who understand your experience changes everything.

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The Stroke Association of Kenya brings together survivors, caregivers, and families across all 47 counties, creating a network of support, hope, and practical help.

Registration is: 


✅ Confidential – Your privacy is protected.
✅ Empowering – You gain access to resources.
✅ Quick – Takes less than 3 minutes.

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Join over 1,500+ survivors and caregivers already connected through SAoK.

We Would Love To 
Hear Your Story

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What You Get When You Register.

🤝 Connection to Your Local Support Group

Meet other survivors and caregivers in your county. Share experiences, learn from each other, and build lasting friendships with people who truly understand.

What happens in support groups:

  • Monthly meetups (in-person or virtual).

  • Peer-to-peer encouragement and advice.

  • Practical problem-solving from lived experience.

  • Social activities and community events.

  • Safe space to talk about challenges without judgment.

📚 Access to Rehabilitation Resources

Get connected to rehabilitation services, therapy options, and home-based care techniques that work.

What you'll receive:

  • Directory of rehabilitation facilities in your county.

  • Home exercise and therapy guides (free downloads).

  • Information on accessing government health services.

  • Referrals to physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy.

  • Tips for maximizing recovery at every stage.

👨‍🏫 Caregiver Training & Support

Caring for a stroke survivor is demanding. We equip you with skills, knowledge, and emotional support.

What caregivers get:

  • Training on safe patient handling and mobility support.

  • Nutrition and medication management guidance.

  • Mental health and self-care resources (preventing burnout).

  • Peer caregiver networks for mutual support.

  • Respite care information and options.

📢 Voice in Policy & Advocacy

Your experience matters. Help shape the future of stroke care in Kenya.

How you contribute:

  • Participate in survivor councils that advise SAoK's work.

  • Share your story (optional) to influence policy and public awareness.

  • Join advocacy campaigns for better stroke care services.

  • Connect with county health teams to improve local systems.

  • Represent survivor perspectives in national health forums.

📬 Regular Updates & Opportunities

Stay informed about new resources, programs, and opportunities.

What you'll receive:

  • Monthly newsletter with survivor stories, health tips, and resources.

  • Notifications about training workshops and events in your county.

  • Updates on stroke care policy changes and new services.

  • Opportunities to participate in research and program evaluation.

  • Job training, income-generation, and livelihood support programs.

🎯 Personalized Support

Not sure what you need? We'll help you figure it out.

What happens after registration:

  • A SAoK team member or county coordinator contacts you within 1 week.

  • We discuss your specific needs and situation.

  • You're connected to the most relevant resources and support.

  • We check in periodically to see how you're doing.

  • You can reach out anytime you need help.

Who Should Register.

✓ Stroke Survivors

Whether your stroke was yesterday or years ago, whether you're in early recovery or long-term management, you belong here.
 

Register if you:

  • Want to connect with other survivors who understand your journey.

  • Need information on rehabilitation or recovery resources.

  • Are looking for peer mentors or support.

  • Want to regain independence and rebuild your life.

  • Need help navigating the healthcare system.

  • Want to turn your experience into advocacy.


It doesn't matter:

  • How severe your stroke was

  • Whether you have physical disabilities or not

  • How long ago your stroke occurred

  • Whether this is your first or recurrent stroke

  • Your age, gender, location, or economic status

  • You are welcome. You matter. Your recovery matters.

✓ Caregivers & Family Members

Caring for a stroke survivor is one of the hardest jobs in the world. You deserve support too.

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Register if you are:

  • Primary caregiver for a stroke survivor (family member or paid).

  • Spouse, child, parent, or sibling of someone who had a stroke.

  • Feeling overwhelmed, isolated, or unsure how to help.

  • Looking for practical caregiving skills and techniques.

  • Needing emotional support and connection with other caregivers.

  • Advocating for better services for your loved one.

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You don't have to be a professional caregiver to register. If you're supporting someone's recovery, you qualify.
 

Your Privacy is Our Priority

We understand that health information is deeply personal.
 

Here's our commitment:

🔒 Your information is confidential.
We never share your personal details without your explicit permission.

🔒 You control your data.
You can update, download, or delete your information anytime.

🔒 No judgment, ever.
This is a safe space. Your experiences and challenges are treated with dignity and respect.

🔒 Compliance guaranteed.
We follow Kenya Data Protection Act, 2019 and international best practices for health data security.
 

What we collect:

  • Basic contact information (name, phone, email, county).

  • Stroke/caregiving information (helps us provide relevant support).

  • How you heard about us (improves our outreach).
     

What we DON'T share:

  • Your medical details with anyone outside SAoK.

  • Your contact information with third parties.

  • Your name/story in public materials (without written consent).
     

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