What does BHF mean in GENERAL

The BHF supports vital cardiac research which helps develop life-saving treatments for people with heart and circulatory conditions. It also provides life-saving support services such as Heart Helpline, CPR training and the provision of Aftercare Services to improve quality of life.

The main activities of the BHF include funding medical research, providing public health information and advice on reducing risk factors, running educational events and campaigns, promoting healthy lifestyles, delivering effective patient care services, and working in partnership with other organizations.

The British Heart Foundation is mainly funded by donations from members of the public, fundraisers who organize events such as marathons or runs that encourage people to show their support for this cause plus investments from Corporates for their CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) initiatives.

Yes! The British Heart Foundation offers grants to those pursuing careers in research related to cardiovascular diseases such as coronary heart disease. It also runs a Research Awards Programme which provides small packages of financial support to early career researchers to help them gain independence in their own fields.

Donations can be made online at www.bhf.org.uk/donate or you may call +44 (0)300 330 3322 (Monday — Friday 8am - 6pm). Alternatively you can text HEART followed by an amount up to £10 to 70660 or send a cheque payable ‘British Heart Foundation' with your name and address written on it to Freepost RRXE-TTRT-JRKS British Heart Foundation South East & London Regional Office Nuffield House Chilton Way Borehamwood WD6 1RT United Kingdom.