Stroke Association
Hospitals and Health Care
We’re here to support people to rebuild their lives after stroke. We believe everyone deserves to live the best life they can after stroke.
Hiring now
Is Stroke Association hiring?
Yes. As of November 2, 2026, Stroke Association has 6 open roles on Metaintro.
Open roles
Newest first. Pay shown when the posting lists it.
- Internal Communications and Engagement Lead |PermanentMarketingUnited Kingdom · Remote · £55K/yrUnited KingdomRemote£55K/yr13d ago
- Partnerships Officer| Home-based Northern IrelandBusiness DevelopmentNorthern Ireland, United Kingdom · Remote · £32.6KNorthern Ireland, United KingdomRemote£32.6K13d ago
- Stroke Association Bank Support Coordinator - Nationwide, UKNonprofit and Social ServicesUnited Kingdom · Remote · £17.45/hrUnited KingdomRemote£17.45/hr
- Creative Services Lead |Fixed Term ContractMarketingUnited Kingdom · £49.7K/yrUnited Kingdom—£49.7K/yr
- Strategic Change & Delivery Lead |Fixed term contractOperations ManagementLondon, England, United Kingdom · £50K/yrLondon, England, United Kingdom—£50K/yr
- Strategic Change & Delivery Lead | Permanent | Home-based, UK NationwideOperations ManagementUnited Kingdom · Remote · £50K/yrUnited KingdomRemote£50K/yr
Hiring pattern
How fast Stroke Association is adding roles, and how they're set up.
New roles each monthRoles first posted in the month
How roles are set upShare of open roles
Customers
The company Stroke Association names as a customer.
Customers1
- stroke survivor
What their customers say
Quotes from people at Stroke Association's customers.
“Without life after stroke services, my life would be massively different. I have had so much encouragement from the Stroke Association and the community stroke teams. If I didn’t have any of this support, I think I would still be in a chair in my living room watching the world go by.”
“The Stroke Association was there right from the beginning and was with me throughout my whole journey. My Stroke Support Coordinator calls me regularly to see how I’m doing. They have sent me so much information, pointed me in the right direction for obtaining a disability lanyard and helped me to get my blue badge.”
“Without her emotional support, personability and guidance, I wouldn’t have the bright post-stroke outlook that I have today. I’ve got a life to keep living!”
“Our coordinator, Jo did a home visit and told us to call anytime. She scooped me up and has been my safety net ever since. It’s as if her world revolves around my family. I had a bee’s nest at the front of my house and couldn’t get out. My daughter contacted Jo, who put me in touch with a local pest control and we got it sorted. It seems such a trivial issue, but not to Jo. She always goes the extra mile.”
“They enabled me to think and reflect and simply talk openly and honestly, never once telling me what or how to think or feel but helping me explore my feelings and come to some sort of acceptance of them.”
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“I didn’t think it would help and I was reluctant to go through with it but I’m very pleased that I did. I spoke to them about everything, my feelings of humiliation and worthlessness, my lack of confidence and my embarrassment at how I now felt I looked. It helped me think about how to let out my anger and frustration, which is a huge part of the healing process. It was just nice to be able to talk to someone and share my feelings and not feel judged.”
“Dave and I were hesitant when we were offered a referral to the Stroke Association’s Cornwall Emotional Support Service, but being able to talk openly about our feelings has made a real difference.”
“It was really good and helped me with trying to deal with what was happening, especially as I had limited visits due to Covid. That emotional support for not only stroke survivors but carers as well is so important to helping to rebuild a life after stroke.”
“There’s life after stroke! Four years on, I can walk, talk, I’ve just passed my driving assessment and I’m helping other stroke survivors in their recovery.”
“The coordinators I met there then came to see me at home, talked to me about what I could access, supported me to do so and helped me to re-evaluate my goals.”
“At a very early stage, I decided to fight this with all my might and I knew that I would have to set myself goals to push myself.”
Skills they ask for
Most frequent across open postings.
Tech stack
- CMS
- Drupal
- Analytics
- Google Analytics 4
- Google Tag Manager
- Libraries
- jQuery
- Font Awesome
Company facts
- Headquarters
- London, England
- Employees
- 501–1,000
- Founded
- 1899
- Industry
- Hospitals and Health Care
- Peer
- CVS Health
- Website
- stroke.org.uk
Sources: Employees from Wikidata
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Questions about Stroke Association
- Is Stroke Association hiring?
- Yes. As of November 2, 2026, Stroke Association has 6 open roles on Metaintro. The most are in Marketing (2), Operations Management (2), and Business Development (1).
- Where is Stroke Association hiring?
- Stroke Association is hiring in United Kingdom, London, and Northern Ireland, United Kingdom, with the most open roles in United Kingdom.
- Does Stroke Association offer remote or hybrid work?
- 0% of open roles are hybrid and 38% are remote.
- Who are Stroke Association's customers?
- Stroke Association names 1 customer, including stroke survivor.