Registered Charity Number:
1145316

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Excalibur House
630 Liverpool Road
Irlam
Manchester
M44 5AD

Tel: 0845 071 0822

Sudden cardiac arrest strikes people of all ages and fitness levels, usually without warning.
You may have an AED in your business already, so why not help fund one for a local school?

Please support Hand on Heart and help us provide life-saving equipment and skills to young people!

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Corporate Involvement

This new initiative is designed to equip children with life-saving skills as well as raising their awareness about the importance of heart health and the problems that can occur. This is great opportunity to truly make a difference implementing your CSR program within the heart of your local community the school.

By supporting your local school you can;
Fulfil your Corporate Social Responsibility
Increase awareness about your own business in the community
Raise your profile through PR and word of mouth
Be a key supporter of a nationwide campaign

Our campaign is aimed at 11-12 year-old children in their first year of secondary education and the program offered fits perfectly into the national curriculum (health and social welfare). If you are looking to fund a defibrillator in full for a school then email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it to discuss our funding options and find out exactly how everything works!

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Prestwich Golf Club's hole in one for Hand on Heart

Prestwich Golf Club hosted a charity golf day on the 5^th October and all funds raised from the event were split between Hand on Heart and Bury Hospice. Club captain Barry Elliott and club Pro Mark Pearson presented our Fundraising Manager Andy Walker with a cheque of £500 from the day!

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Parents work with son's school and Hand on Heart to protect hearts of students

Local Independent school, the Knoll, have been presented with an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) package by Hand on Heart after fund-raising at the school. Long-standing paramedic, Resuscitation Officer and supporter of the charity Jo Bradley presented the defibrillator to the school’s Headmaster Mr Nigel Humphreys.