Kevin Lobo
Beat heart failure

“Open-heart surgery was the start of my fight back.”

Kevin, 54

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Heart failure is an emotional battle too

Meet three people fighting this battle, and the researchers trying to save them.

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Cardiologist and researcher Dr. Jacqueline Joza

Working to keep hearts beating

Dr. Jacqueline Joza is pioneering a pacemaker innovation that could prevent heart failure.

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Real stories

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Stroke

‘I don't want to give up hope’

Katherine had a stroke while in hospital for COVID-19. Now she’s working to put both behind her.
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Heart

When emergency struck this school was ready

After CPR helped save Seth, classmates rallied to Jump Rope for Heart in his honour.
Paul King
Heart

I've been given a second chance

Paul King didn’t think much about heart disease, until a shocking diagnosis changed his life
Pam Alexis (left) and Harwinder Sandhu (right) pose for a photo.
Stroke

BC politician spots her colleague's stroke

Rookie MLA knew signs of stroke – and jumped into action when it counted

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Join a movement of fundraisers coming together in 6 new ways to beat heart disease and stroke.

Reach out for support

Are you living with heart disease or stroke? Our online community is here to support you, in a moderated, welcoming, bilingual space.

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Why support our cause?

Heart disease and stroke are the #1 killer globally. It’s never been more urgent to accelerate research breakthroughs.
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Heart & Stroke Care Supporters Community

A helping hand for caregivers

Are you caring for someone with heart disease or stroke? Our online community is a moderated, welcoming space to share and get support.
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Heart & Stroke Fundraise Your Way

New fundraising options!

Teach a virtual class, sell your craft or host a virtual event in the fight to beat heart disease and stroke.
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Heart & Stroke Jump Rope for Heart

Jump for joy and help kids across Canada!

Kids learn fun ways to get active for heart health while raising awareness for Heart & Stroke. Be part of the movement.
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Heart & Stroke HeartSmart Kids

Keep learning, stay healthy

Kids and families can learn at home about healthy hearts and brains, with printable activities for Grades K-6.