Grants of up to £15,000 available for healthy initiatives
BERKSHIRE charities are a heartbeat away from securing grants up to £15,000.
Tag: heart research UK
Healthy Heart Tip: Sustainable physical activity
It's well-known that exercise helps keep us healthy, yet around 34% of men and 42% of women don't do enough ...
Healthy Heart Tip: Ball Game Ideas for Young Children
Ball games are fun at any age, and a great way to get our hearts pumping.
How to stick to your new year’s resolutions
New Year’s resolutions can be a good starting point for making longer term health and lifestyle improvements, but most people ...
How to make a success of Dry January
Heart Research UK has shared some tips and tricks for making a success of Dry January.
Make a swap for sweet potatoes
Dr Helen Flaherty, from Heart Research UK, is asking people to think about switching to sweet potatoes.
Enjoying winter outdoors time
Dr Helen Flaherty from Heart Research UK gives her advice for enjoying outdoors time in winter.
Put your best foot forward this year
Dr Helen Flaherty is offering ideas to get kids walking more, whether they are attending school or not.
Watch your stress levels, advice from Heart Research UK
Dr Helen Flaherty from Heart Research UK has some tips to help people deal with stress in a healthy way.
Applications still open for healthy heart grants from Subway and Heart Research UK
TIME IS running out to apply for a new community grant. Charities that help people keep their hearts healthy can ...
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