Category: News & Events

  • Cook Well After Stroke program

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    We’re looking for about 30 stroke survivors to participate in our 10-week Cook Well After Stroke program. It’s an online, self-paced program, where participants prepare meals using cooking videos and resources we provide. The program was co-designed with stroke survivors and clinicians and will be primarily delivered and facilitated by our lived experience research partners. What’s involved? You will receive…

  • Help rank the top research priorities for stroke in Australia

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    Would you like to influence stroke research? Stroke Foundation is working on a project to identify research priorities that matter to survivors of stroke, families, carers, and health professionals. Project Overview:Stroke Foundation, working with the Centre of Research Excellence to Accelerate Stroke Trial Innovation and Translation (Stroke Trials CRE) aims to align research with the needs of…

  • New Stroke Foundation funding round announced

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    The Stroke Foundation have announced their next funding round. The details are: Key dates for their next grant round: Applications open: 20 May 2025Applications close: 16 July 2025Outcomes advised: November 2025 For more information: https://strokefoundation.org.au/what-we-do/research/research-grants/current

  • Second Project Grant Cycle and Call for Trial ready Centres

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    We are excited to announce our second round of project seed grants and expression of interests for trial-ready centres! The seed grant funding scheme aims to support new innovative stroke trial research across Australia (maximum funding request $50,000) to be awarded to researchers based in Australia. The grant funding term is 18 months. There is…

  • Working Well Together Workshop

    Working Well Together Workshop

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    The Stroke Trials CRE Lived Experience Advisory Group (LEAG) delivered their workshop, “Working Well Together.” The workshop was delivered online by LEAG members and early career researchers, chaired by Dr. Matthew Berryman (lived experience expert and researcher). Presenters Letisha Living, Thomas Beltrame, Kim and Emma Beesley, and Dina Pogrebnoy shared their experiences of working on…

  • Working Well Together Workshop

    Working Well Together Workshop

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    ‘Working well together’ is a free online workshop from the Stroke Trials CRE Lived Experience Advisory Group, supporting researchers and people with lived experience to collaborate in research. You’ll hear from early career researchers and people with lived experience of stroke sharing their experiences working together and the things that we can do to make…