The Stroke Foundation

The Stroke Foundation (Fundacja Udaru Mózgu – FUM) is a non-profit organization established in 2009, dedicated to improving the situation of stroke survivors and promoting behaviors that prevent cerebrovascular diseases.

FUM is the only Polish organization that is a member of Stroke Alliance for Europe and a partner of the World Stroke Organization.

Our Mission and Goals

Our mission is to enhance stroke prevention, improve access to treatment, and support individuals affected by stroke through:

• Public Education & Awareness – We run nationwide campaigns to increase awareness of stroke symptoms, prevention, and early intervention.

• Patient & Family Support – We provide practical assistance, information, and psychological support to stroke survivors and their families.

• Innovative Education – We use modern tools like a mobile application available on Android devices, ensuring access to essential knowledge about stroke.

• Advocacy & Collaboration – We work with healthcare professionals and policymakers to improve stroke care in Poland.

• Direct Assistance – We provide financial and legal support to stroke survivors in difficult life situations.

Our Activities

We actively engage in various initiatives, including:
Helpline Support – A dedicated telephone helpline for stroke survivors and their families.
Educational Campaigns – Focused on raising awareness, stroke prevention, and patient rights.
Online Information Portals – Providing up-to-date resources on stroke prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation.
Printed Educational Materials – Distribution of brochures and guides for patients, caregivers, and medical professionals.
Direct Support for Stroke Survivors in Need – We help cover the costs of rehabilitation, medication, and the purchase of rehabilitation equipment. Additionally, we provide legal and psychological support to those in difficult situations.

Join Us!

Support our mission by spreading awareness, volunteering, or making a donation. Together, we can improve the lives of stroke survivors and promote better stroke prevention.