STROKE RECOVERY VIDEOS
Internationally endorsed tutorials of general care and rehabilitation video procedures that can be used by individuals with stroke and/or their family members to improve their post-stroke recovery and reduce the chance of post-stroke complications.
Available languages
To improve global accessibility for the more than 100 million people living with stroke worldwide, the videos have been translated from English into 22 widely spoken languages. These translations were made possible through an unrestricted educational grant from the Neurological Foundation of New Zealand, which partially supported expenses related to this project and is gratefully acknowledged. Click on a language below to access the playlist in your preferred language.
Arabic, Bangla (India), Chinese (Simplified), French, German, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian,
Japanese, Korean, Marathi, Portuguese (Brazil), Portuguese (Portugal), Russian, Spanish, Swahili, Tamil, Thai, Telungu, Turkish, Urdu, and Vietnamese.
Arabic, Bangla (India), Chinese (Simplified), French, German, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian,
Japanese, Korean, Marathi, Portuguese (Brazil), Portuguese (Portugal), Russian, Spanish, Swahili, Tamil, Thai, Telungu, Turkish, Urdu, and Vietnamese.
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© New Zealand Stroke Education Charitable Trust (NZSET). All rights reserved. Unauthorised use, recording, modification or redistribution of these videos is prohibited under New Zealand law. Sharing via official NZSET website or YouTube playlist links is permitted.
🌐 Website Copyright & Use Statement Copyright and Permitted Use
All videos and materials published by the New Zealand Stroke Education Charitable Trust (NZSET) are protected by copyright. All rights are reserved.
These resources are provided free of charge for personal, educational, and non-commercial use only. Users may view and share links to the videos but may not:
- Copy, download, record, or redistribute the videos (including via CCTV or other recording systems)
- Modify, translate, adapt, or create derivative works without prior written permission
- Re-upload the videos to other platforms or websites
- Use the content for commercial purposes
For permissions or enquiries, please contact: valery.feigin@aut.ac.nz
🧠 EVERY DONATION IS AN INVESTMENT IN MILLIONS OF LIVES
Your support helps us make high-quality, best-practice–based stroke prevention and rehabilitation resources freely accessible to people worldwide. Whatever the size of your donation, every single dollar you give today will help reduce the impact of stroke in your community and across the world.
All donations contribute directly to the development, translation, and global dissemination of these educational materials, ensuring that stroke survivors and their families can access practical guidance regardless of where they live or what language they speak. Philanthropic giving is critical to innovation and growth.
You can make a donation quickly and securely using PayPal, which is a globally trusted platform that uses secure, encrypted transactions to protect your personal and financial information.
If you would prefer, you can make a direct bank transfer:
Account Name: New Zealand Stroke Education Trust
Country: New Zealand
Account Number: 06-0273-0434488-00
Reference: Your first and last name
For international transfers, please use:
SWIFT/BIC: ANZBNZ22
If you donate via our bank account, please email us on nzset@stroke.net.nz with your details so we can send you a receipt.
🧠 Leaving a gift in your Will
Another meaningful way to support our work is by leaving a gift in your Will (a charitable bequest). By doing so, you create a lasting legacy that can help improve stroke prevention and recovery for generations to come.
We recognise that making a Will is a deeply personal decision, often involving discussions with family. A gift to a cause you value can be included when you first write your Will or added later through a codicil (a short legal amendment). We encourage everyone to have a Will to ensure their wishes are clearly expressed—no estate is too small to make a difference.
There are many ways to prepare a Will, including through a solicitor, a Will kit, or an online service. If you wish to include the New Zealand Stroke Education Trust, please use the following details:
We recommend discussing your intentions with your family so they are aware of and can support your wishes. If you are considering leaving a gift to NZSET, you are welcome to let us know. This allows us to thank you and plan for the future. Of course, any such decision remains entirely your own and can be changed at any time.
All donations contribute directly to the development, translation, and global dissemination of these educational materials, ensuring that stroke survivors and their families can access practical guidance regardless of where they live or what language they speak. Philanthropic giving is critical to innovation and growth.
You can make a donation quickly and securely using PayPal, which is a globally trusted platform that uses secure, encrypted transactions to protect your personal and financial information.
If you would prefer, you can make a direct bank transfer:
Account Name: New Zealand Stroke Education Trust
Country: New Zealand
Account Number: 06-0273-0434488-00
Reference: Your first and last name
For international transfers, please use:
SWIFT/BIC: ANZBNZ22
If you donate via our bank account, please email us on nzset@stroke.net.nz with your details so we can send you a receipt.
🧠 Leaving a gift in your Will
Another meaningful way to support our work is by leaving a gift in your Will (a charitable bequest). By doing so, you create a lasting legacy that can help improve stroke prevention and recovery for generations to come.
We recognise that making a Will is a deeply personal decision, often involving discussions with family. A gift to a cause you value can be included when you first write your Will or added later through a codicil (a short legal amendment). We encourage everyone to have a Will to ensure their wishes are clearly expressed—no estate is too small to make a difference.
There are many ways to prepare a Will, including through a solicitor, a Will kit, or an online service. If you wish to include the New Zealand Stroke Education Trust, please use the following details:
Legal name: New Zealand Stroke Education Trust
Charity number: CC2550986
Registered address: 9A Raymond Terrace, Northcote, Auckland 0627, New Zealand
Suggested wording I give to the New Zealand Stroke Education Trust (NZSET), 9A Raymond Terrace, Northcote, Auckland 0627, New Zealand, Charity Number CC2550986, [a percentage of my estate / a specific sum / a specific asset / the residue of my estate / my whole estate], free of all duties, to be used for the general purposes of the Trust. A receipt from an authorised officer of the Trust shall be a full and sufficient discharge to my executor.
We recommend discussing your intentions with your family so they are aware of and can support your wishes. If you are considering leaving a gift to NZSET, you are welcome to let us know. This allows us to thank you and plan for the future. Of course, any such decision remains entirely your own and can be changed at any time.
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