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The Heart Foundation blog shares evidence‑based information and practical guidance to support heart health at every stage of life. Explore articles on healthy eating, physical activity, cardiovascular disease prevention and the latest heart health research, written by experts and grounded in Australian guidelines.

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Jump Rope for Heart is the primary school skipping challenge that turns kids into Heart Heroes — everyday superheroes who are leading the way in the fight against heart disease.

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Heart Foundation and HeartKids unite to tackle childhood-onset heart disease, driving awareness, improved care, and research to support affected families.

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Support our partner HeartKids and join us in raising awareness during Congenital Heart Defect Awareness Week this February.

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HeartKids play a critical role in providing support, resources, and advocacy for Australians impacted by childhood-onset heart disease.

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One of the most powerful ways to help support a future without heart disease is to include a gift to the Heart Foundation in your will. 

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For Phillip, giving back to the community has been a consistent theme throughout his life.

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Explore these considerations for leaving a gift in your Will. 

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Can I specify where my gift goes?

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