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Heart disease is the single biggest killer of men and women in New Zealand, and it’s dedicated volunteers like Miriam who are making a difference for Kiwis living with heart disease and raising life-saving funds for the Heart Foundation.

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Te Awamutu resident, Rose Campbell, is getting behind the Heart Foundation to support its life-saving research and support services.

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Joan is taking part in the Big Heart Appeal street collection this coming February to prevent others from going through a heart attack like her own.

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Want to be healthier? For Men’s Health Month we’re sharing seven easy ways men can look after their health and wellbeing. Find out how you can start making positive changes to your lifestyle.

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Mark Taylor is blind, has lost the use of both of his legs and a portion of strength in his right arm, but despite this the Kiwi is attempting to row 100km in under just eight hours.

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Heart health is a cause very close to the heart of 31-year-old Buddisha Silva, so she leapt at the opportunity to volunteer at the Heart Foundation, launching a new career in New Zealand.

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Heart disease is the single biggest killer of men and women in New Zealand. By making a donation on-line today, you will help us to make a difference.

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This Kiwi mum remains positive despite her unpredictable heart condition, atrial fibrillation but she says some days are “just plain tough”.

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For Natalie, a young wife, mother and nurse, a cardiac event happened on what seemed like an ordinary evening. But her nursing background immediately sounded internal alarms and she knew she was experiencing something out of the ordinary.

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A trio whose lives have been touched by heart disease will run 10km in this year’s Wellington Marathon.

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Heart disease is a major killer for people with mental illness and one Wellington doctor is trying to turn this around.

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John Clarke is using his experience to help more people understand heart disease and heart health, get CPR training and know where defibrillators are located in their community.

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