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If you can’t make it to our #RestartAHeart sessions at the Rohais this week, you can always drop into Beau Sejour anytime on Friday 16th from 9am-6pm.
3 hours ago
After collapsing during a pickleball match, Martin Paxton was in cardiac arrest for 18 minutes before being revived.
Immediate CPR from fellow players and emergency services helped saved his life, and three months later Martin is back playing sport and thanks those for their swift actions that day 👉 bbc.in/4jL7JBt
15 hours ago
We still have a few spaces left on our FREE CPR and AED sessions during #RestartAHeart week in Guernsey.
Book now www.eventbrite.com/e/restart-a-heart-guernsey-tickets-2002328063138
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1 day ago
Today is World Mental Health Day - and talking about mental health matters.
✨ Be kind to yourself and others.
✨ Mental health is just as important as physical health, and not every crisis is visible.
✨ It’s okay not to be okay, and struggling is not a personal failure.
✨ Everyone experiences mental health differently.
✨ Make time for yourself, stay active, and reach out for support when you need it.
✨ Check in on your friends, family and colleagues — a simple “How are you really doing?” can make a difference.
Let’s keep talking, listening and looking out for one another. You don’t have to go through it alone. 💚
2 days ago
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When Fran Trathen had a cardiac arrest and collapsed last year, the parish vicar Samantha Martell, who only a week before had completed a Restart A Heart course, immediately stepped in to provide lifesaving CPR. Alderney’s volunteer Community First Responders and the island’s full-time ambulance crew then arrived on scene and after ongoing treatment Fran’s […]
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Read MoreRestart A Heart 2026
St John Ambulance & Rescue Service, the St John Guernsey charity and St John Training Services are working together to teach islanders life-saving skills with free CPR lessons during Restart A Heart Week. Restart A Heart is a national event led by the Resuscitation Council which aims to increase the number of people surviving out-of-hospital […]
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