NCSA Announces 2012 Grants

The North Carolina Stroke Association announces two grant opportunities in 2012 for qualifying North Carolina hospitals designed to reduce the incidence and impact of stroke.

1) Partnership Grants Program

The North Carolina Stroke Association has created the North Carolina Stroke Association Partnership Grant Program to benefit outreach in North Carolina. To further its mission to reduce the incidence and impact of stroke in North Carolina through relationships and collaborations to facilitate screening, education, outcome assessments, and advocacy, the Stroke Association has set aside financial reserves to establish new partnerships throughout the state.

For 2012, Hospitals and agencies throughout North Carolina may apply for funding to bring the North Carolina Stroke Association’s stroke prevention, education, and post-stroke programs to their communities.

The grant application deadline is February 29, 2012. In ordered to be considered, applications must arrive at our office by the close of the business on the deadline day. Only hard copies are accepted. Emailed or faxed copies are not accepted.

2) Stroke Risk Screening Across North Carolina 2012

NCSA is awarding grants to its Partnership Hospitals across North Carolina through the "Stroke Risk Identification Across North Carolina Project." This project will provide hospitals with financial support as they facilitate NCSA's Stroke Risk Identification Screening Program in their communities.

 

 

 

 
 

If you or a loved one are experiencing Stroke symptoms, call 911 and get to the hospital IMMEDIATELY! Treatments are available that may dramatically reduce a Stroke’s devastating effects—but they must be provided within a few hours of the onset of a Stroke.