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Stroke Alliance for Europe

SAFE is a European non-profit organisation that represents a range of stroke support organisations fr ASBL 0661.651.450

Aims Of SAFE

The aims and objectives of SAFE are to:

promote awareness and understanding of stroke,
promote prevention,
identify those at risk,
improve access to appropriate treatment and care for persons affected by stroke,
improve the quality of life of people affected by stroke and their families and carers,
promote better access to accurate and understandable information about stroke,

increase the priority given to stroke by policy and decision-makers and by health care providers,
promote research on stroke and related areas,
co-ordinate the efforts of national stroke patient groups in Europe.

20/08/2026

Why submit a lived experience abstract to ?

"If your stroke story needs to be shared with other stroke survivors, you should definitely submit an abstract"

Hear Johanna Persson, stroke survivor from Sweden, on why your story belongs at in Kraków.

The lived experience abstract category gives you the chance to:

✅ Be heard by people from all over Europe
✅ Share your journey and how you created change
✅ Inspire change across stroke care and recovery

🗓️ Deadline: 24 August 2026, 12.00 CET – Less than FIVE days to go

🔗 Submit or learn more: https://linkly.link/2kLbc

19/08/2026

🧠 Could what you eat affect your chance of a stroke? The evidence says yes.

👉 Too much salt can raise blood pressure, and high blood pressure is one of the biggest drivers of stroke risk
👉 Too much saturated fat (found in some meats and dairy) can cause a build-up in your arteries, making them narrower and more likely to become blocked
👉 Ultra-processed foods, things like ready meals, fizzy drinks and packaged snacks that contain ingredients you wouldn't use at home, for example artificial colourings or preservatives are linked to a higher chance of stroke

On the plus side: vegetables, fruit, wholegrains, fish, legumes and olive oil, a Mediterranean diet, are all shown to decrease your stroke risk.

You don't have to change everything at once. Start with thinking about what is on your plate.

Read more about diet and stroke risk 👉 https://bit.ly/4nia2ev

13/08/2026

📢 Call for abstracts | ELASF 2027

is an opportunity to share innovation, research and lived experience in life after stroke. Submissions are welcomed in the following categories:

Scientific – Completed or ongoing research
Service development – Innovative approaches to stroke support and care
Lived experience – Stroke survivors or caregivers who have created change

Join the biggest international community of life after stroke experts, healthcare professionals, researchers and people with lived experience, all working to advance life after stroke and best practice in this field.

🗓️ Deadlines
Lived experience: 12.00 CET 24 August 2026 (less than two weeks to go)
Scientific and service development: 24.00 CET 28 September 2026

🔗 Submit your abstract: https://linkly.link/2kLbc

11/08/2026

📢 Call for Scientific Abstracts | ELASF 2027

We invite researchers to submit scientific abstracts for the European Life After Stroke Forum (ELASF), taking place in Kraków, 8-9 March 2027.

This is a unique opportunity to share completed or ongoing research that contributes to improving life after stroke, from rehabilitation, secondary prevention and lifestyle to long-term support.

Join the biggest international community of life after stroke experts, healthcare professionals, researchers and people with lived experience, all working to advance stroke recovery and best practice.

🗓️ Submission deadline: 28 September 2026

🔗 Submit your abstract: https://linkly.link/2kLbc

06/08/2026

Are you wondering what a lived experience poster looks like? 💭

You can view the lived experience posters presented at on our website, shared to inspire change in life after stroke.

If you are thinking about submitting to in Kraków, they are a great place to start. See what others have shared, to inspire your abstract submission.

🗓️ Deadline: 12.00 CET 24 August 2026

🔗 View the posters https://linkly.link/2n8Fr
🔗 Submit your abstract https://linkly.link/2kLbc

05/08/2026

🧠 Most things that increase the chance of a stroke don’t come with warning signs.

High blood pressure, high cholesterol, atrial fibrillation, type 2 diabetes. They’re silent, often symptomless and can be dangerous.

The good news? They’re also treatable. But only if you know you have them. That’s why regular health check-ups matter.

Read more what you can do to protect your brain👉 https://bit.ly/4nzDD3C

04/08/2026

⏳ Less than three weeks left to submit an abstract to

Hear Ann Bamford, stroke survivor from the UK, tell us about the abstract she submitted to .

“I spotted a poster about participating in stroke research, became involved and realised the importance to have lived experience voices in all research that relates to us”

If your abstract is accepted, will give you a chance to:

✅ Be heard by people from all over Europe
✅ Share your journey and how you created change
✅ Inspire change across stroke care and recovery

🗓️ deadline: 12.00 CET 24 August 2026

🔗 Submit or learn more: https://linkly.link/2kLbc

30/07/2026

📢 Call for Service development abstracts | ELASF 2027

We invite service development abstracts for the European Life After Stroke Forum (ELASF), taking place in Kraków, 8-9 March 2027.

This is a unique opportunity to share innovative service developments in life after stroke that could benefit others, categories includes rehabilitation, secondary prevention andong-term support.

Join the biggest international life after stroke community of experts, healthcare professionals, researchers and people with lived experience, all working to advance stroke recovery and best practice.

🗓️ deadline : 24.00 CET 28 September 2026

🔗 Submit your abstract: https://linkly.link/2kLbc

28/07/2026

⏳ Less than four weeks left

Why submit a lived experience abstract to ?

“If your abstract is accepted, it is a great conference to come to. I’ve met loads of lovely people, and we have had some really interesting conversations,” Claire Angell, stroke survivor, from the UK.

The lived experience abstract category gives you a chance to:

✅ Be heard by people from all over Europe
✅ Share your journey and how you created change
✅ Inspire change across stroke care and recovery

🗓️ deadline 12.00 CET 24 August 2026

🔗 Submit or learn more: https://linkly.link/2kLbc

23/07/2026

📢 Call for lived experience abstracts | ELASF 2027

“I submitted an abstract to the 2026 ELASF because I wanted my voice to be heard by a wider audience. It’s amazing to think that what you have to say will be of interest for people from all over Europe”

Hear Margaret Cheng, a stroke survivor from the UK, tell us why she submitted a lived experience abstract and why you should consider it for .

The lived experience abstract category gives you the chance to:
✅ Be heard by people from all over Europe
✅ Share your journey and how you created change
✅ Inspire change across stroke care and recovery

🗓️ Deadline: 12.00 CET 24 August 2026

🔗 Submit or learn more https://linkly.link/2kLbc

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