Pictured from left are lead practice nurse Jayne Elton, Dr Helen Kingston, Dr Chris Ellis, Julian’s sister Debbie Rushbridge, his parents Shirley and David Wort and his long term partner Claire Skyner. In only six months the family of Julian Wort raised £5000 to buy life-saving equipment for the Frome Health Centre in memory of their
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A pioneering project aims to screen 1,000 children in the Western Isles of Scotland to spot potentially fatal heart defects early. The programme, to be carried out by Cardiac Risk in the Young, will be the first attempt to identify heart defects in children who have shown no evidence of ill health. Hundreds of young people
TRAGIC teenager Richard Allen died suddenly from a rare heart condition – but the tragedy saved his brother's life. Richard 16, collapsed at home from a massive heart attack. But tests showed that an undetected defect was also present in brother Stephen, 19. He was rushed to hospital to have a defribillator fitted inside his chest
A RARE heart condition has killed a teenager – but the tragedy has saved the life of his brother with the same illness. Richard Allan, 16, collapsed without warning because of the previously undetected disorder. The cause was put down to the little understood Sudden Adult Death Syndrome, used to describe apparently inexplicable fatalities. Then doctors
Following the death of 26-year-old runner Anna Loyley minutes after the 1998 Bath Half, UK Athletics, in conjunction with the National Sports Medicine Institute, established an expert panel to examine the issue of screening runners who take part in road races. The goal was to identify the heart disorders that cause Sudden Death Syndrome (SDS). SDS
CRY's Costs There are many costs associated with keeping CRY running, and all donations / funds raised go direct to CRY Core Funding to cover these costs. Some of these are outlined below. Subsidising CRY's Screening Programme, including mobile screening clinics and established clinics around the UK. Providing all our literature free on request – our
Personal fundraising web pages via Virgin Money Giving Having your own personal web page for online fundraising allows you to concentrate on the event, whilst collection of money and Gift Aid declarations are taken care of automatically. Using a Virgin Money Giving donations web page is quick, easy, free and 100% secure. It is also tax
A note about Justgiving pages CRY actually benefits more from donations made to Virgin Money Giving pages than it does from donations made to Justgiving pages. We encourage CRY supporters to use Virgin Money Giving pages as a preference, but CRY is still one of the charities that can be chosen when creating a Justgiving page.
Event Write Ups These write ups show the enormous range of fundraising and raising awareness events that take place in aid of CRY. They are a great source of ideas, and give a good indication of what various types of event involve. If you would like to send in a write up of your CRY fundraising
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