The Chester Chronicle – 14th January 2017 …The biggest fundraising event on the Warrington Campus, so far this term, was a 24-hour football match in aid of CRY (Cardiac Risk in the Young). Read more
Messenger – 14th January 2017 Hale resident Andrew Knowles has completed nine challenges during the past nine months to raise awareness for two charities. Andrew has been testing himself in a bid to boost Cardiac Risk in the Young and Combat Stress. Read more
Halstead Gazette – 12th January 2017 …A memorial match was held following Jack’s death at Clacton Coastal Academy, where he was a student. It raised money for the the Essex Air Ambulance which airlifted Jack to hospital and the charity CRY – Cardiac Risk in the Young. Read more
The Best of Exeter – 11th January 2017 Over 65 photographic studios, from across the country, have joined forces to support three national charities by offering their session fees as a donation to the Dogs Trust, CRY (Cardiac Risk in the Young) and The Lullaby Trust. Read more
Healthista.com – 23rd November 2016 Why are young, healthy, often athletes, dying suddenly because the heart has stopped? During Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) Awareness Week, Vanessa Chalmers investigates how it can be prevented… Read more
The Sun – 6th January 2017 A heartbroken mum has warned parents of the danger of sudden cardiac arrest after discovering her 14-year-old boy dead in his bed. Read more
The Sun – 6th January 2017 A heartbroken mum has warned parents of the danger of sudden cardiac arrest after discovering her 14-year-old boy dead in his bed. Read more
Evening Standard – 23rd December 2016 The devastated family of a “fit and healthy” teenager who died suddenly of heart failure today urged the Government to enforce health checks to prevent other families suffering. Read more
Evening Standard – 23rd December 2016 The devastated family of a “fit and healthy” teenager who died suddenly of heart failure today urged the Government to enforce health checks to prevent other families suffering. Read more
Stoke Sentinel – 19th December 2016 A high school has taken delivery of a life-saving defibrillator – following a fund-raising campaign by a football team. Read more