Wholehearted Support
for people living with heart conditions in Jersey
The Jersey Heart Support Group (JHSG) was formed in 2011 by people living with heart conditions in Jersey, with the aim to provide mutual support to others.
The group has a common aim to carry on where hospital rehabilitation leaves off and continue to battle against cardiac conditions. Many people participating in rehabilitation experience the benefits of being involved in a group and it is this element the JHSG wishes to extend and develop.
We fully appreciate and understand how daunting it can feel to be diagnosed with a heart condition. We are here to provide support and comfort, to answer any questions no matter how trivial they may seem, while providing information to help you move forward and to get the most out of life.
The committee members currently meet once a month and new members and ideas are always welcome.
We are affiliated with the British Heart Foundation and registered with the Jersey Financial Services Commission as a (Non-Profit Organisation) and members of the Association of Jersey Charities.
LATEST NEWS.
- AED Cabinet Presentation to St. Ouen Scout Association
On 8 June 2017 at 7pm, JHSG were delighted to be able to present a Defibrillator Cabinet to 1st Jersey – Scouts Association, St Ouen’s Mill, 5 Mile Road, St.…
AED Presentation to Jersey Badmintonton Association
On the 4th March 2017 we were delighted to be able to present Defibrillator (AED) to a local sports club – the Jersey Badminton Association. The AED will be placed…
Nedbank Private Wealth
On the 21st March 2017, we were overwhelmed to be presented with a cheque for £5,000 by Nedbank Private Wealth Management, to help with our current projects, which include providing…
PRESS RELEASE: AED at Crabbé
The Jersey Heart Support Group’s latest defibrillator has been installed at Crabbé with support from generous donors and a little help from the Sports Development Department. During the Jersey 2015…
Aortic Dissection Awareness Day
JHSG were working with BHF Jersey in King Street on Monday 19th September for Aortic Dissection Awareness Day.
External AED Presented
Victoria College’s Health and Safety Site manager, Lee Vallois, contacted the Jersey Heart Support Group requesting an AED for their busy Cricket Pavilion where a large number of people attend…
