I've raised £1300 to Fund a public access defibrillator at Hurley Lock on the River Thames

Organised by David Elmer
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Hurley, Berkshire, UK ·Health and medical

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Public Access Defibrillator at Hurley Lock

Marlow Canoe Club are working with the Environment Agency to install a Public Access Defibrillator at Hurley Lock on the River Thames.

As well as Hurley Lock being one of our regular paddling destinations, it is popular with other recreational boat traffic passing through. It is also on the Thames path National Trail which attracts many walkers.

Nearby Hurley weir is a very popular location on the River Thames for freestyle kayaking. It attracts everyone from those making their first foray into freestyle to members of the GB Freestyle Kayak Team preparing for their next medals. A defibrillator nearby could save lives.

We are seeking donations from individuals and local organisations to make this a reality. The funding target is £1300. We're looking to install a Mindray C1A, which will be provided by the London Hearts Charity .

Around 60,000 out of hospital cardiac arrests occur every year in the UK according to European data. Quick use of a defibrillator can significantly raise the survival rate of anyone suffering a cardiac arrest.

Please donate to this worthwhile cause to help save lives

About fundraiser

David Elmer
Organiser

Donation summary

Total
£1,300.00