SSO resources
We have a number of resources to help you to strengthen your organisation, to engage in advocacy and to hear about good practice in long term stroke care.
We have a number of resources to help you to strengthen your organisation, to engage in advocacy and to hear about good practice in long term stroke care.
This toolkit offers advice and help to those wishing to set up an SSO in countries where none exist. It also gives guidance on growing your SSO in different countries and contexts, with examples of how SSOs across the world have achieved success and growth.
The Global Stroke Bill of Rights is an important priority for the World Stroke Organization. These rights identify the aspects of care that are important for ALL stroke survivors and caregivers from across the world. This toolkit is designed to help stroke and patient organizations share and use the Global Stroke Bill of Rights.
This toolkit will help you advocate effectively for improvements in the health system to address stroke in your region.
Find out moreIf you are a member of WSO you can access the SSO content on the World Stroke Academy here
The Stroke Support Organisation Faculty Tool (SSOFT) was developed in 2018 by WSO member, the Stroke Alliance for Europe (SAFE) in partnership with the European Stroke Organization (ESO). This free online educational tool has six eLearning modules on stroke advocacy.
The Global Stroke Bill of Rights is an important priority for the World Stroke Organization. These rights identify the aspects of care that are important for ALL stroke survivors and caregivers from across the world. This toolkit is designed to help stroke and patient organizations share and use the Global Stroke Bill of Rights.
Lay summary of the 2023 systematic review and synthesis of global stroke guidelines for our non-specialist audience.
Achieving our vision of a life free from stroke is a task that WSO cannot achieve alone. We are committed to building our partnerships at the global, regional and national level to scale up and deliver improvements in prevention, treatment and support to reduce the burden of stroke.