We are committed to helping families rebuild their lives after stroke
Inspired by Steve’s story, we wish to support young stroke survivors and their families by providing grants for rehabilitation, equipment, respite and other support when needed most.

Many of you will remember Steve as the funny vibrant person he was. A true friend and gentleman, a Guthlaxton pupil who went on to become an extremely popular member of staff at McDonaldโs Wigston after suffering from a stroke.
J. Burke, family friend

Why we exist
When Steve suffered a stroke at just 37 years old, our lives changed forever.
We quickly discovered that recovery doesn’t end when you leave hospital.
For many families, that’s where the hardest part begins.
Steve’s story
Thanks to the generosity of our family, friends and colleagues, Steve was able to access private rehabilitation that transformed his recovery.
Without that support, his journey would have been very different. Not every family has that opportunity.
We recognize the role architecture plays in shaping a sustainable future.
NHS
Stroke rehabilitation through the NHS is limited.
The first year
Yet the first year after stroke is often the most important for recovery.
Going private
Private physiotherapy, speech therapy and specialist support can change livesโฆ
Costs
โฆbut they’re simply unaffordable for many families.
Donations – coming soon (2026)
- Set up regular donations
- Make single donations
- Become a sponsor
Plus - In due course you’ll be able to apply for funds for your family’s support
