We Also have children within in our club that are on medication and heart treatment for the rest if their life.

Approximately 30,000 Out of Hospital Cardiac Arrests occur every year in the UK

In 2013, the Emergency Medical Services attempted to resuscitate approximately 28,000 people after they suffered an Out of Hospital Cardiac Arrest

Of the 28,000 people that emergency services attempted to resuscitate, only 8.6% survived and were discharged from hospital

Approximately 80% of Out of Hospital Cardiac Arrests occur at Home; 20% will occur in public places

The current rate of initial bystander CPR in England is reported to be around 43%

12 people under the age of 35 die every week due to sudden cardiac arrest in the UK

270 children die in the UK every year after suffering a Sudden Cardiac Arrest at school

When someone has a cardiac arrest, every minute without CPR and defibrillation reduces their chances of survival by 7-10%

Currently, only 20% of cardiac arrest victims are in a ‘shockable’ rhythm when the EMS arrive; this figure can be increased if more cardiac arrest victims received immediate, effective CPR from bystanders

If a defibrillator is used and effective CPR is performed within 3-5 minutes of cardiac arrest, survival chances increase from 6% to 74%

The emergency services average response time to a cardiac event related incident in an urban area has increased from 8 to 11 minutes

Without immediate treatment, 90-95% of Sudden Cardiac Arrest victims will die