Stroke Awareness Month: Life after a Stroke

Stroke is something we can’t ignore in our community.

Black people are at a higher risk of stroke, and one of the biggest reasons is high blood pressure – often called the silent killer because many of us don’t even know we have it.

But here’s the truth…
👉 Stroke is preventable
👉 Blood pressure can be managed
👉 And awareness can save lives

This May, we’re creating space to have real conversations about life after a stroke, what it means for us, and what we can do to protect ourselves and our loved ones.

Join us for an important and empowering session where we’ll cover:
✔️ What a stroke is and how it happens
✔️ Why our community is more at risk
✔️ The link between high blood pressure and stroke
✔️ How to reduce your risk through lifestyle changes
✔️ Real stories of life after stroke

🗓 Wednesday 6 May
🕕 6:00 – 8:00 PM
📍 African Caribbean Centre, Leicester

Let’s look after ourselves and each other ❤️
Because knowledge isn’t just power… it’s protection.

Know what’s Happening Next — before everyone else does.

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Host or Publisher African Caribbean Centre Development Group (ACCDG)