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05/18/2024

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05/13/2024

Help Us Reach Our Goal at Strides for Stroke!

Join us for the Minnesota Stroke Association’s Strides for Stroke and help make a difference! This Saturday, May 18, we’ll be walking at Long Lake Regional Park in New Brighton, Miller Hill Mall in Duluth, and CentraCare Plaza in Saint Cloud and we need your support to make this event a success.

Stroke affects everyone differently, impacting not only those who experience it but also their families and friends. Our Strides for Stroke annual fundraiser supports essential services for people affected by stroke, including Resource Facilitation, Stroke Basics classes, volunteer opportunities, and year-round outreach programs.

We need your help to reach our fundraising goal! Every donation counts, and we’re aiming to raise $5,000 by Wednesday and another $5,000 by Saturday to surpass $20,000 at the Walk.

🚶‍♂️ Join a team, register or name a donation at strokemn.org.

Invite your friends and family to join us and support the stroke community. Your participation and generosity make a real difference.

Thank you for your support, and see you there!

05/01/2024

🔴 Welcome to Stroke Awareness Month! 🔴

Since its founding in 1992, the Minnesota Stroke Association has been a cornerstone in elevating stroke awareness and providing crucial services throughout our state. This May, we celebrate the collective strength and compassion of our community, which includes stroke survivors, their families, and dedicated professionals.

Our partnership with the Minnesota Brain Injury Alliance since 2010 has broadened our reach and deepened our impact, allowing us to offer a variety of services, including:

♦️Advocacy and public policy initiatives aimed at systemic improvements
♦️Resource Facilitation services, offering personalized guidance to access information and resources
♦️Case management for individuals eligible for TBI or CADI waivers
♦️Educational programs available statewide at cost-considerate rates
♦️Outreach efforts targeting underserved communities and communities of color across Minnesota
♦️Volunteer opportunities in-office or across Minnesota, allowing individuals to contribute their talents to our cause

Let's unite to enhance the quality of life for those affected by stroke and brain injury. Your involvement and advocacy can lead to real change. Join us in spreading awareness and extending support to all corners of Minnesota.❤️

To learn more about our services or to get connected with supports in your area, visit strokemn.org or call 763-553-0088.

03/28/2024

**✨ Registration for Strides for Stroke 2024 is OPEN! ✨**

📣 Calling all survivors, caregivers, and supporters in the stroke community of Minnesota: it’s time to lace up your shoes and step forward together for a vital cause!

Strides for Stroke isn’t just a walk. It’s our shared journey towards a future where strokes are promptly treated and fewer in number. Every stride you take with us is a step towards that vision.

🗓️ Event Date: Saturday, May 18, 2024
⏰ Start Time: 10 A.M.
📍 Locations: Duluth | Saint Cloud | Twin Cities

🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️ Register today at strokemn.org to:
- Join as an individual, start or join a team.
- Share your inspiring "Why I'm Walking" story.
- Receive a customized team page & T-shirt.
- Set your donation goal to help fund crucial stroke support services.

Your participation online or in-person is invaluable. Let’s unite to make a real difference!

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to make strides for stroke awareness and support.

Just follow the link in our bio TODAY!

01/24/2024

STROKE BASICS

These FREE classes will be offered via Zoom to Stroke and Brain Injury survivors and their family members

Join us for our Stroke Basics classes in 2024! These classes will discuss the different types of stroke, how strokes happen, and how injuries to specific areas of the brain can influence different symptoms. Participants will also be able to describe the life changes that occur with stroke, and discuss some general stroke statistics.

Classes are held on the following Wednesdays from 1 to 2 p.m.

February 21, 2024
May 22, 2024
August 21, 2024
November 20, 2024

Register online at strokemn.org/education/

You will be provided a Zoom link for the Stroke Basics class within 48-hours of the start of the session.

If you have any questions, please contact Alec at alecw@braininjurymn.org or call our Education Department at 763-553-0088.

$25 fee for Professionals.
CEUs are available.

01/22/2024

In the February 2024 issue of "Neurology", a comprehensive study, conducted by a team of researchers led by Tracy E. Madsen, MD, ScM, PhD, along with several other collaborators, sheds new light on stroke trends over a 22-year period, focusing on the population of southern Ohio/northern Kentucky.

The study was conducted under the aegis of the Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Stroke Study. This research initiative is known for its focus on the epidemiology of stroke, including its incidence, risk factors, and outcomes in the Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky region. The study was funded by a grant from the National Institutes of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (Grant No. R01 NS 30678).

Looking at trends in stroke incidence and case fatality over a 22-year time period, focusing on the differences by age, race, and stroke subtype, the study found a decreasing trend in stroke incidence among both Black and White adults - a positive sign of progress in stroke prevention.

However, a deeper look reveals a persistent disparity: Black adults still experience higher stroke rates than White adults, particularly in younger and middle-aged groups.

These findings underscore the importance of addressing health inequities. Stroke doesn't affect all communities equally, and understanding these differences is key to effective prevention and treatment.

The Minnesota Stroke Association is committed to bridging these gaps through education, advocacy, and community support.
We're intensifying our efforts in community outreach, especially in underserved areas, to raise awareness about stroke risks, prevention strategies, and the importance of timely medical intervention.

Your Support Counts

By sharing this information, volunteering, or participating in our events, you can help us make an impact on stroke prevention and care in our communities.

Read the study through the link in our bio.

For more information about the Minnesota Stroke Association's services and educational opportunities, call 763-553-0088.

Address

2277 Highway 36 W
Roseville, MN
55113

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8am - 4:30pm
Friday	8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+17635530088

Website

http://strokemn.org/

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