Saving Broken Hearts
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Chuckie and Emma walk 100 miles in 48 Hours for our charity
The Charlotte and Craig Saving Hearts Foundation was set up after their daughter Charlotte died suddenly In December 2010 of Sudden Arrhythmic Death Syndrome. Then three years later their son Craig tragically passed away and in January 2018 their other son Carrick also passed away.
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We believe that venues should be installed with potentially lifesaving equipment such as defibrillators. When a sudden cardiac arrest occurs, the casualty is usually relying on the ambulance service and first responders, and although they try their best, they can be a fair distance away from the scene.
Charlotte and Craig Saving Hearts Foundation have ensured that every school in their hometown has a defibrillator on site
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Facts and Figures
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There are approximately 100,000 Out of Hospital Cardiac Arrests per year in the UK
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Approximately 80% of Out of Hospital Cardiac Arrests occur at Home
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12 people under the age of 35 die every week due to sudden cardiac arrest in the UK
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270 children die in the UK per year after suffering a Sudden Cardiac Arrest at school
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If a defibrillator is used and effective CPR is performed within 3-5 minutes of cardiac arrest, survival chances increase from 6% to 74%
Defibrillators Installed this Month
Why Defibrillators are so Important
Redditch MMA / 10th Planet
raise thousands for CCSHF
This is our boy Carrick (soft lad)
Bateshill Car Wash splash out with a generous donation
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Up Coming Events
Charity of the Year
Thank you to everyone that has nominated CCSHF to become there charity of the year. With your very kind nominations & support we can say that we have been chosen as Kingfisher Shopping Center,Redditch & Primark Redditch as there charity of the year. We can not thank you all enough & we look forward to working with Kingfisher & Primark throughout the year.
Thank you also to MGB Removals & Transport for supporting & choosing CCSHF as there charity to support this year. Neil Atherton & his business partner Mark Everill have choosen to donate £10 from each job that they do along with donations from items they successfully sell along the way. Thank you both so much.
GlastonBeoley Success
GlastonBeoley held its fantastic music event again this year & CCSHF was lucky enough to be choosen as one of the beneficiaries. Thank you so much for everyones support on the day, even though it started of rather wet. The sun soon shined down on us & a great day was had by all. We would very much like to thank the organisors & everyone that donated. We are happy to report we recieved £3000 from GlastonBeoley.
Police Officers Tough Mudder
A massive thank you to 15 of our finest police officers from West Mercia Police who are crazily doing the Tough Mudder this year in aid of our charity. You fine ladies & gentlemen are crazy laughing & we really can not thank you all enough. We look forward to catching up with them all very soon. #cardiacarrested.
Donation of a Baby Breathing Monitor
Last week we supported a beautiful baby boy who had had complex heart surgery a few weeks ago & also suffers from sleep apnea. So we wanted to help give his family a little peace of mind. So we decided to donate a Snuza HeroMD Baby Breathing Monitor.
This was delivered to them the very same day we ordered it. We hope this will help in some small way xx
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