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Stroke Awareness Oregon - SAO 🧠 Education | Support | Advocacy
Helping stroke warriors, caregivers, and communities reduce the impact of stroke throughout Oregon.

Website: strokeawarenessoregon.org

Move. Play. Connect. join us for our Community Field Day!What can you do to make a difference in the fight against strok...
09/30/2026

Move. Play. Connect.
join us for our Community Field Day!

What can you do to make a difference in the fight against stroke?
Start by showing up.

Join Stroke Awareness Oregon next Saturday, October 3 from 11:00-3:00 at OSU Cascades for Field Day, a day built around movement, connection and stroke awareness.

This isn’t a competition. It’s a challenge to get involved, get active and learn more about something that can affect any of us.

Bring your friends. Bring your family. Challenge yourself.

Because a stronger, more informed community is better prepared to recognize stroke and take action when it matters most.

Let’s show up for ourselves, for each other and for stroke awareness.

Move. Play. Connect. Join us for our Community Field Day!What can you do to make a difference in the fight against strok...
09/26/2026

Move. Play. Connect.
Join us for our Community Field Day!

What can you do to make a difference in the fight against stroke?
Start by showing up.

Join Stroke Awareness Oregon next Saturday, October 3 from 11:00-3:00 at OSU Cascades for Field Day, a day built around movement, connection and stroke awareness.

This isn’t a competition. It’s a challenge to get involved, get active and learn more about something that can affect any of us.

Bring your friends. Bring your family. Challenge yourself.

Because a stronger, more informed community is better prepared to recognize stroke and take action when it matters most.

Let’s show up for ourselves, for each other and for stroke awareness.

After a stroke, communication can change in ways that are easy to miss at first.The best support is often simple: give e...
08/30/2026

After a stroke, communication can change in ways that are easy to miss at first.

The best support is often simple: give extra time, keep your words clear, and use writing, pictures, facial expressions, or a communication app when speech gets hard.

And remember, communication takes two. Be direct, then confirm what you understood so the conversation stays on track.

Find support and volunteer info at link in bio.

A simple conversation about stroke readiness can change how people think about emergencies.A stroke emergency kit belong...
08/30/2026

A simple conversation about stroke readiness can change how people think about emergencies.

A stroke emergency kit belongs in every home, car, and caregiver plan. When something feels off, having the basics ready can help you act faster and with less panic.

A stroke can happen to anyone, at any time, anywhere.

Learn F.A.S.T. and help save a life

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At a community gathering, one simple conversation can change how a family faces stroke.That’s why story hour prompts mat...
08/30/2026

At a community gathering, one simple conversation can change how a family faces stroke.

That’s why story hour prompts matter. They give people a gentle way to talk about fear, recovery, and hope without having to find the perfect words.

Every stroke is different, and every family needs a different starting point.

Save this for the next time your table needs an honest conversation.

At every community event, we hear the same thing. People want to know what they can actually change to lower stroke risk...
08/28/2026

At every community event, we hear the same thing. People want to know what they can actually change to lower stroke risk.

The good news: some stroke risk factors are beyond your control, but many are not. Clean eating, staying active, and regular checkups with your doctor can all help you keep key health levels in check.

If you’re unsure where to start, ask your clinician what matters most for you and how often it should be monitored.

Book a checkup

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ACCESSIBLE YOGA: GENTLE CHAIR YOGA 🧘‍♀️Join certified yoga instructor Carli Walters for a welcoming, accessible 30-minut...
08/24/2026

ACCESSIBLE YOGA: GENTLE CHAIR YOGA 🧘‍♀️

Join certified yoga instructor Carli Walters for a welcoming, accessible 30-minute Gentle Chair Yoga class.

📅 August 28th
⏰ 3:00 PM
💻 Virtual event
💛 FREE

Carli is a certified yoga instructor from Central Pennsylvania. As a disabled instructor who experiences mobility and speech challenges, she is excited to practice with others who appreciate having an instructor they can relate to.

The class will remain virtual until fire season ends. Donations are appreciated, but never expected.

RESERVE YOUR SPOT TODAY:

📱 Text: 717-348-4401
📧 Email: [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])

The virtual class link will be sent after your reservation. Please use the phone number or email address above to RSVP or ask questions.

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A VIP night out can also help support stroke awareness.Enter now for your chance to win 4 VIP Deschutes Deck tickets to ...
08/21/2026

A VIP night out can also help support stroke awareness.

Enter now for your chance to win 4 VIP Deschutes Deck tickets to see Riley Green live in Bend, plus 2 parking passes. The prize also includes special guests Randy Houser, Kashus Culpepper, and Hannah McFarland.

Only 500 raffle tickets will be sold, and names will be drawn on September 10, 2026.

Buy your raffle tickets

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/riley-green-vip-raffle-benefiting-stroke-awareness-oregon-tickets-1992851446322?aff=oddtdtcreator&keep_tld=true

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Bend, OR
97702

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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