Important: not every condition can be picked up on screening therefore it is important that any symptoms are reported ASAP to the your regular medical practitioner. Also, everybody should learn and engage with the 3 Rs of emergency action planning i.e includes early Recognition of SCA (sudden collapse in an athlete/sudden cardiac arrest), immediate Response with CPR and prompt access to and the use of AED to Revive
Community Education
Education is at the heart of prevention.
The Foundation is committed to empowering individuals, families, schools, and sporting communities with the knowledge they need to recognise risk, take action early, and ultimately help save lives. While our on-ground screening programs are vital, we recognise that not everyone can be reached in person—especially those in regional and remote areas across Australia.
This is why we’ve developed a dedicated education hub: to ensure that life-saving information is accessible to everyone, no matter where they are.
Access Free Resources
We provide a growing library of educational materials designed to support awareness, early detection, and informed decision-making around heart health and sudden cardiac arrest.
These resources are:
- Easy to understand
- Evidence-based
- Free to download and share
- Suitable for schools, clubs, workplaces, and community groups
Whether you are a parent, coach, teacher, or healthcare professional, our materials are designed to help you take practical steps within your own community.
Supporting Communities Across Australia
Distance should never be a barrier to awareness.
By making our resources freely available, we aim to support communities across Australia in building safer environments for young people and athletes. From understanding warning signs to impl
Download & Share
All materials on this page are available for free download and can be shared within your community.
We encourage you to:
- Use these resources in your organisation
- Share them with your network
- Help raise awareness where you live
Together, we can extend the reach of life-saving knowledge far beyond where we can physically go.
