Do you know one of the thousands of unsung heroes working tirelessly to make a difference for the stroke community? With more than 445,000 people currently living with stroke in Australia we know there are many remarkable stories of resilience, dedication and commitment that deserve to be celebrated.
Creative Award
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The Creative Award celebrates survivors of stroke's contribution to creative industries, including writing, photography, music and fine art. The award is open to survivors of stroke in the community who are actively pursuing creative achievements.
Courage Award
Recovering from stroke can be an uphill battle. The Courage Award recognises the indomitable courage and hope shown by survivors and carers in facing stroke recovery. This category is open to survivors and carers and celebrates individual recovery and resilience.
Volunteer of the Year Award
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The Volunteer of the Year Award has been created to recognise those outstanding volunteers whose dedicated service has made a significant difference and contribution to our mission to prevent, treat and beat stroke.
Fundraiser of the Year Award
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Fundraiser of the Year Award recognises a fundraiser who has gone above and beyond to help raise awareness and funds for stroke in Australia. It is open to individuals who have fundraised for the Stroke Foundation.
Improving Life After Stroke Award
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The Improving Life After Stroke Award celebrates those who voluntarily dedicate their time to improving the care and support of survivors of stroke in the community. It is open to survivors of stroke, carers, and volunteers who are making a big difference to the lives of survivors and raising awareness of their needs.
President's Achievement Award
The President’s Achievement Award acknowledges exceptional individuals who have made a significant contribution to Stroke Foundation including volunteers who have made a significant contribution over a long period, individuals from corporate partners who have played a major role in developing a valuable partnership with Stroke Foundation, clinicians and/or researchers who have made a significant contribution to stroke prevention, treatment and recovery and individuals who have played a key role promoting Stroke Foundation programs or activities.
Stroke Care Champion Award
The Stroke Care Champion Award shines a light on health professionals and researchers working tirelessly to improve the lives of survivors, their families and carers. Held in conjunction with the Stroke Society of Australasia, the Stroke Care Champion Award is open to health professionals and social care professionals who have demonstrated a long term commitment of at least five years in the field of stroke.
Do you know one of the thousands of unsung heroes working tirelessly to make a difference for the stroke community?
Contact
- Awards Team Stroke Foundation Media Contact by e-mail (03) 9918 7000