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Meet a big-hearted Christchurch woman whose hard work at a sewing machine has benefited countless heart surgery patients.

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Rotorua local, Wiremu Keepa, didn’t know why he kept blacking out. But when it happened at the wheel, it uncovered a serious heart condition.

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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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As the weather gets colder, staying healthy is important. The cool weather and an increase in winter bugs put people with heart disease at risk. Here are seven tips to help you take care of yourself.

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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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Show your big heart and support research at the Heart Foundation Big Heart Appeal street collection, on Friday 19 and Saturday 20 February 2021.

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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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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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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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Show your big heart and support research at the Heart Foundation Big Heart Appeal street collection, on Friday 19 and Saturday 20 February 2021.

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Elaine Kirk’s heart attack was such a shock for the fit, non-smoking 57-year-old that she now makes good nutrition her main priority.

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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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