NHS Shetland, 15th February 2021 Shetland Heart Screening hoped to hold Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) heart screenings in May this year after raising tens of thousands of pounds. However these have now been postponed due to the ongoing corona virus pandemic. โAs you are all aware of the current Covid-19 situation, we have not
CRY Supporter Heather Reid speaks to BBC Look North about the cancellation of over 33 cardiac screening events for 14-35 year olds in the local area and the struggles of fundraising during the COVID-19 Pandemic.https://youtu.be/oqJpdLO1o6Y
Pontefract and Castleford Express, 29th January 2021 To honour the memory of his best friend, Johnathan โJohnnyโ Leigh, who passed away due to a sudden cardiac arrest in 2005, and his stepbrother Michael Land who passed in 2012, Adam Haywood began taking part in fundraising and raising awareness for Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY). โWhen
Lancashire Post, 14th January The Cottam family has set a new record, raising more than ยฃ25,000 last year with their annual charity Christmas lights. The familyโs home has become a famous Christmas attraction throughout Lancashire with donations growing from ยฃ2,000 in 2011 to ยฃ14,000 in 2019. Last year, the couple was awed by the generosity of
Hereford Times, 29th November 2020 Fifteen year old Keiran Joyce was a talented young footballer on Hereford FCโs youth team when he tragically passed away due to an undiagnosed heart condition in September. Now, with the ongoing pandemic meaning that they couldnโt celebrate their prom this year, students of the Lady Hawkinsโ School in Kington โ
Knutsford Guardian, 29th November 2020 With the effects of the corona virus restricting the groupโs key activities, the Knutsford First Responders are examining how they will be resumed and expanded in the new year. โWorking alongside the North West Ambulance Service we have continued to respond throughout the pandemic, albeit with a smaller team,โ said Adrian
Rochdale News, 22 November 2020 Hosted by the Running Bear running shop in Cheshire, the virtual race is to be completed between Monday 7 and Sunday 13 December with all participants receiving a limited edition pair of festive socks. Entering costs ยฃ9, with ยฃ2 of each entry going to Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY), funding
Ross-Shire Journal, 21st November 2020 Thirty-eight year old James Fletcher broke the world record paddle boarding the length of Loch Ness; taking only four hours and 33 minutes to get from Lochend to Fort Augustus in August. James, who lives with a heart condition, took on the challenge in order to raise awareness and funds for
My London, 20th November 2020 Niki Masonโs 14 year old son, Finn, had never shown any signs or symptoms of a heart problem but she booked him for one of Cardiac Risk in the Youngโs (CRY) free heart screenings last November as a precaution. His family were shocked when the screenings resulted in him being diagnosed
In Your Area Community News, 19th October 2020 Former Sgt Simon Stevens took part in the virtual London Marathon event, running 26 miles in memory of his friend Sgt Matt Ratana who was tragically killed on duty in Croydon on September 25th. Wanting to do something positive in his friendโs memory, Simon ran in support of
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