Since 1995 CRY has screened over 300,000 people and we have almost 100,000 people on the interest list.
We need your help to raise awareness and vital funds to help us screen more young people.
Since 1995 CRY has screened over 300,000 people and we have almost 100,000 people on the interest list.
We need your help to raise awareness and vital funds to help us screen more young people.
The campaign aims to raise awareness and funds for CRY’s screening programme Test My Heart and promote CRY’s message that every young person should have the choice to have their heart screened.
Test My Heart is a free screening service fundraised by CRY families aiming to allow all young people the choice to have their heart screened.
12 people aged 35 and under die suddenly from heart conditions in the UK every week.
1 in 300 people will have potentially life-threatening heart condition.
Since 1995, CRY has been working to reduce the incidence of Young Sudden Cardiac Death. CRY has now screened over 300,000 young people in the UK.
There are currently nearly 100,000 young people on our interest list to have their heart screened.
£68 – an ECG test for 1 person
£308 – an ECG, follow up echocardiogram and a consultation for 1 person
£800 – referral of one heart to the CRY Centre for Cardiac Pathology for expert evaluation.
CRY believes that all young people should have the choice to have their hearts screened, but we cannot do this without your support. This Raising Awareness Week support CRY by fundraising, donating and raising awareness on social media and in your local communities.
If you have had your heart screened by CRY, or have an upcoming appointment, we would love to hear from you!
Share a photo or video on social media about why you are having your heart screened and tag CRY to help raise awareness and to show the true incidence of young people making the choice to have their hearts screened.
If you would like to help CRY raise awareness of the importance of cardiac screening for young people please post one of these messages on your social media accounts.
Since 1995, CRY has screened over 300,000 young people in the UK.
There are currently nearly 100,000 young people on our waiting list to have their heart screened.
CRY believes that all young people should have the choice to have their hearts screened, but we cannot do this without your support. This Raising Awareness Week support CRY by fundraising, donating and raising awareness on social media and in your local communities.
#TestMyHeart #RaisingAwareness
Every young person deserves the choice to have their heart screened. 💖
At Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY), we believe no one should miss the opportunity to screen for undiagnosed heart conditions.
Since 1995, we’ve screened over 300,000 young people, saving countless lives. Yet, the demand is growing – with nearly 100,000 people on our interest list, eager to take control of their heart health.
🌟 Here’s how you can help:
✅ Share this post to spread awareness.
✅ Donate to fund screenings.
✅ Join us in fundraising to save more lives.
💙 Thank you to our incredible families, donors, and supporters—you make this lifesaving work possible. Let’s continue to empower the next generation to make informed choices.
🔗 Learn more and sign up: [Insert Link]
#TestMyHeart #RaisingAwareness
When you share your story you can now add a CRY themed social media sticker.
Once you have made your story or video click the sticker icon on Facebook, Instagram or Tiktok and search for Cardiac Risk In The Young or CRYUK and choose the appropriate one for you.
When you have added the stickers, tagged us into the story/post and the hashtag #TestMyHeart click post.
Cardiac Risk In The Young
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Preventing young sudden cardiac deaths through awareness, screening and research, and supporting affected families.
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