Work and Financial Support 19 January 2022 Living with a chest, heart or stroke condition can have a major impact on your ability to work and on your financial situation. With the right support, many people are able to continue working. For others, this may not be possible. Caring for someone with a long-term health condition can also impact on your ability to work and on your financial situation. Our essential guide ‘Work and Financial Support’ has advice on what to consider when thinking about returning to work and information on financial support that may be available to you or someone who cares for you. People are leaving hospital feeling scared and alone. You can change that. Your donation can help people do more than just survive – you can help them really live. Donate Latest News Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland Statement on the Passing of Jeane Freeman Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland statement on Public Health Scotland’s Scottish Stroke Statistics Tayside Health Defence team deliver free blood pressure checks Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland Launches Tartan Tea Party Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland Responds to Scottish Government’s Women’s Health Plan Phase 2 Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland Highlights Impact of Out of Hospital Cardiac Arrest Bystander Support Service Wife of Stroke Survivor Taking on the Edinburgh Half Marathon for Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland Statement on Scottish Government Budget Wanted: Elf to help Santa Claus. Immediate start. Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland Welcomes Parliamentary Debate on Aphasia