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Heartbeats St Heliers Group meets on Wednesday 11th March at the St Heliers Church and Community Centre, 100 St Heliers Bay Rd.
WHEN: Wednesday 11th March at 10:00 - 11:00am
ALL heart patients and heart event survivors are welcome. Come along and meet other heart people who had a heart … View moreHeartbeats St Heliers Group meets on Wednesday 11th March at the St Heliers Church and Community Centre, 100 St Heliers Bay Rd.
WHEN: Wednesday 11th March at 10:00 - 11:00am
ALL heart patients and heart event survivors are welcome. Come along and meet other heart people who had a heart attack, or heart surgery and are trying to find a way to recover and live a full life, after a life-changing event.
Heartbeats offers peer-to-peer support, counselling, an advanced exercise-based cardiac rehabilitation programme (CARDIO), online heart seminars with doctors, cardiac nurses and other professionals, as well as referrals to other heart help services in the community.
YOU ARE NOT ALONE - there are over 200,000 heart people out there, living with heart disease.
Engage with Heartbeats, gain knowledge on your meds and recovery treatments, and live longer.
Contact Trent 022 0606 199 for more information
Heartbeats, the largest non-profit, community-led cardiac support group in New Zealand is meeting at the St Heliers Community Centre this Thursday, 12th February at 10:00am.
Meetings are informal, friendly and open to ALL heart patients, heart event survivors, their partners, family and whanau.… View moreHeartbeats, the largest non-profit, community-led cardiac support group in New Zealand is meeting at the St Heliers Community Centre this Thursday, 12th February at 10:00am.
Meetings are informal, friendly and open to ALL heart patients, heart event survivors, their partners, family and whanau.
Having heart disease or facing major heart surgery can be lonely and very frightening. Come along and meet heart people who have all gone through the same thing, or are currently dealing with arrythmias, diabetes, COPD, or very high or low blood pressure.
Heartbeats is not a social group (although we are very social). It is a full support group for education, mental health support and helping with recovery and rehabilitation.
Hope to see you are our St Heliers/Glendowie Heartbeats launch on Thursday.
For more information: call Trent on 022 0606 199
Heartbeats, the largest non-profit, peer-peer cardiac support group for heart patients and heart event survivors in Aotearoa New Zealand, is establishing a St Heliers/Gendowie support group, February 12th at the St Heliers Church & Community Centre.
All heart patients, partners, famlly and … View moreHeartbeats, the largest non-profit, peer-peer cardiac support group for heart patients and heart event survivors in Aotearoa New Zealand, is establishing a St Heliers/Gendowie support group, February 12th at the St Heliers Church & Community Centre.
All heart patients, partners, famlly and whanau are WELCOME.
WHERE: St Heliers Community Centre, 100 St Heliers Bay Rd
WHEN: Thursday, 12th February at 10:00 - 11:00 am
For information: contact Trent at 022 0606 199
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Over 12,000 people are admitted to New Zealand hospitals each year with heart attack, cardiac arrest or heart disease.
It is the silent killer of 10,000 Kiwis each year and affects all ages.
Heartbeats is a charitable trust, and non-profit organization that provides heart event survivors with… View moreOver 12,000 people are admitted to New Zealand hospitals each year with heart attack, cardiac arrest or heart disease.
It is the silent killer of 10,000 Kiwis each year and affects all ages.
Heartbeats is a charitable trust, and non-profit organization that provides heart event survivors with support, education and referral to allied healthcare services.
It is community-based group, with over 200 members across Auckland and with four 'chapters' (local groups) operating on the North Shore, West and Central Auckland.
We hold regular informal, monthly group meetings and have guest speakers along to educate and advise: cardiologists, GP's. dietitians, pharmacists, health psychologists and physiotherapists/exercise physiologists.
We are looking to start a St Heliers/Glendowie group in June.
If you are a heart event survivor, or have a family member who is, please give Trent (Heartbeats Convenor) a call on 0220 606 199
It's FREE and everyone, of all cultures and heart conditions, is WELCOME.
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