Trustee Satinder – Representing Your Voices Nationally & Locally

Satinder is smiling in front of a blue background. To her left is tezt with a quote from her that reads: My hope is that there will finally be a seismic shift in stroke awareness and better funding emerging out of the current focus on this condition. I also hope that we might all look forward to a better year ahead both for ourselves our loved ones and our stroke family.

We’d like to send huge congratulations to our trustee Satinder Sanghera, for becoming both the Co-Chair of the Integrated Stroke Development Network North East, and the Professional GP representative on the NICE working group for Stroke Rehabilitation.  This is fantastic news for stroke survivors and for our organisation.

Austin Willett, CEO of Different Strokes commented, 

“We’re so proud of Satinder for taking on these two roles, and we know that she will do a great job in both of them.  As someone who survived a very severe stroke aged 20, and subsequently had an extensive career as a GP and a healthcare commissioner, Satinder is uniquely placed to understand stroke from both a medical and a personal perspective.  Having worked closely with her in recent years I know how passionate she is about improving the lives of stroke survivors and ensuring that more people are aware of both younger stroke and Different Strokes, so there could not be anyone better to take on these two roles.”

CEO Austin is wearing a Blue Different Strokes Poloshirt standing in front of a building and smiling.

Despite the challenges that the country faces due to Covid, the establishment of the Integrated Stroke Delivery Networks and the NICE consultation on stroke rehabilitation mean that we can be cautiously optimistic that there will be improvements across the whole stroke pathway.  Having Satinder involved in these will be of great benefit.

Are you a Stroke Survivor or Carer from the North East of England?

The North East of England is the first to set up an Integrated stroke delivery network (ISDN) which has a board of stakeholders from NHS England, the hospital trusts, CCGs and a patient lead.

The patient lead feeds information between the board and local stroke patient groups and are therefore looking for stroke survivors from the NE who may wish to contribute to the new pathway of stroke delivery in their area. They will therefore need to be from this region and carers can also apply.

For more information, you can download the application form by clicking HERE

If you are interested and you would like to know more, or need support to complete your application, please contact: Peter Moore p.moore4@nhs.net 07702404364 or Hannah Parrington  Hannah.parrington@stroke.org.uk 07712 327 953

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