Moždani udar (MU) jedan je od vodećih uzroka invaliditeta u svijetu, a u proces neurorehabilitacije uključen je multidisciplinarni tim. Završetkom institucionalne neurorehabilitacije, poteškoće kao što su disfagija, deficiti pažnje i koncentracije, afazija, poteškoće u kretanju, emocionalna inkontinencija, depresija (…), perzistiraju i utječu na kvalitetu života oboljelog, članova obitelji i neformalnih njegovatelja. Europski akcijski plan za moždani udar (SAP-E) uz prevenciju, akutnu skrb, rehabilitaciju djeluje i na poboljšanje kvalitete skrbi u životu nakon moždanog udara. U ovom stručnom radu prikazana su multidisciplinarna postignuća prezentirana na „Europskom forumu o životu nakon moždanog udara“ u raznim aspektima života nakon MU, kao što su sekundarna prevencija MU i teškoće asimilacije u socijalnu okolinu, problemi u intimnosti, mobilnost nakon MU, sustavi pomoći i samopomoći. Dodatni naglasak je na potrebi daljeg razvoja rehabilitacijskih postupaka, koji pružaju dugotrajnu podršku oboljelima i njihovim neformalnim skrbnicima i/ili članovima obitelji, kao i za podizanjem općedruštvene svijesti o posljedicama i utjecaju MU na život oboljelih. Stroke is one of the leading causes of disabilities worldwide, and the rehabilitation process includes a multidisciplinary team. At the end of the formal, institutional neurorehabilitation process, diagnoses such as dysphagia, attention and concentration deficits, aphasia, motoric movement impairments, emotional incontinence, depression (…) persist and have a great influence on the quality of life of stroke survivors, caregivers, and family members. Stroke Action Plan for Europe (SAP-E) has multiple goals, including Life after stroke. This paper presents accomplishments in multidisciplinary approaches to Life after stroke that were shown during the “European Life After Stroke Forum” and includes a variety of aspects and approaches within life after stroke, such as secondary prevention of stroke, difficulties in social inclusion, intimacy well-being, driving after stroke, general care, and self-care systems. Additional attention was made to the need for the development of rehabilitation procedures that would include long-term support for stroke survivors and their caregivers/family members as well as the need for raising awareness regarding the difficulties and influence of stroke on the life of stroke survivors.