Problem Statement
Lack of Consolidated Information Pertaining to Stroke
Stroke is one of the largest causes of adult physical disability in Singapore. A significant proportion of survivors remained moderately or severely disabled three months after their stroke. A stroke does not only affect the lives of survivors but also their family members’, who in most cases become their caregivers. There are existing resources, services and programmes to help stroke survivors but the information is scattered, residing mainly with individual service providers.
Solution
This Project Therefore Aims to Develop a One-Stop Community Portal
This portal aims to educate stroke survivors and their caregivers with practical advice and professionally endorsed best practices in caring for themselves and their loved ones. It will provide information on support services and resources that are available in the market. The portal will also serve as a community platform for survivors, caregivers and healthcare professionals to share their stroke journeys, experience in caring for a stroke survivor and to exchange expert perspective on stroke management.
Outcomes
Stroke survivors and their caregivers will be equipped with professional advice in caring for themselves and their loved ones, gain access to information on support services and resources and build peer support networks.
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Grantee
Singapore National Stroke Association (SNSA) -
Beneficiaries
Persons with Disabilities
more about grantee
Singapore National Stroke Association offers an avenue of help, support and information to stroke survivors and caregivers in their hour of need, and to raise and promote public awareness and education of stroke.
For more information about SNSA, please visit http://www.snsa.org.sg