You’re invited to join Lord Mayor Nuatali Nelmes and local HMRI researchers for the Lord Mayor’s annual World Stroke Day morning tea.

This event is an opportunity to hear from the Hunter Medical Research Institute about new developments in stroke research. There will also be an opportunity to chat with researchers in small group discussions and share personal experiences.

Doors open 9:45am for a 10am start.

Please email any dietary needs to lordmayorevents@ncc.nsw.gov.au

ONLINE OPTION - This event will also be streamed online for those who are unable to join us in person.

ACCESSIBILITY - If you're attending in-person, the whole venue is accessible to people who use powered wheelchairs and there is detailed accessibility information on the museum's website. If you have additional questions, you can also speak with HMRI's Kath Pearce on 02 4042 0093, registerInfo@hmri.org.au, or arrange a time to speak via calendly.

AUSLAN - An Auslan interpreter will be attending this event.

PARKING / PUBLIC TRANSPORT - The closest car park is the Wright Lane car park. The Civic light rail stop is a short walk from the museum.

LEARN MORE - You can learn more about HMRI and donate to their research here: https://hmri.org.au/donate