Search

Shop

Donate

Your heartHealthy livingFor professionalsResearchHow you can helpAbout us
Darren Lehmann standing with a sporting stadium in the background, his hand on chest

Together, we can make heart disease history

Donate today

Stethoscope with heart icon

798,520

Heart Health Checks completed since 2019

Icon of skipping rope

41 years

of Jump Rope for Heart in Aussie schools

Icon of molecules symbolising research

$13.7m

committed to heart health research in 2024

Find what you’re looking for

I have a heart condition
I am a carer
I want a healthy lifestyle
I am a health professional
I am a researcher
I want to get involved

Understanding your condition, making mindful choices and ensuring you have the right support will help you move towards a healthy and rewarding life.

How your heart worksWhat is heart disease?What is cardiac rehab?MyHeart MyLife
Mature man in blue t-shirt getting blood pressure taken by healthcare professional
A hand holding a holographic heart with network graphics

Catalyst Partnership Grants

Bringing big ideas to life and changing the cardiovascular landscape in Australia and beyond. Meet our Twenty of the Best applicants!

A middle-aged man holding his young daughter standing in front of a leafy hedge

Write your Will for free

Tick your Will off your 2025 to-do list for free for a limited time . Take care of your loved ones and the causes you care about in under 15 minutes.

A man and woman embracing and smiling, with a MyHeart MyLife logo alongside them.

Do you have heart disease?

We’re here for you. Our free MyHeart MyLife support program gives you the information and advice you need to stay well and to get back to doing the things you love.

A older woman with curly brown hair, reading a newsletter on her phone.

Stay connected with us

By subscribing to the Heart Foundation’s monthly newsletters, you’ll receive the latest heart health news, stories, recipes, and industry insights.

Greg Page's heart story

Greg Page, the original yellow Wiggle, suffered a sudden cardiac arrest while performing on stage in January 2020. Thanks to the swift response of a devoted fan and the availability of an automated external defibrillator (AED), Greg's life was saved. Prepare to be moved by his inspiring heart story.

Tools and resources to keep your heart healthy

Heart Age Calculator reads "Your estimated heart age is... 43"
Is your heart feeling your age?

Could you be at risk of heart disease? Get your estimated heart age now.

Mature woman is discussing heart health check with her GP
Time to book a Heart Health Check?

A Heart Health Check with your GP will help you understand your risk of having a heart attack or stroke in the next 5 years and what you can do to prevent it.

A doctor measuring a patient's blood pressure using a sphygmomanometer, ensuring their health is monitored.
Blood pressure and your heart

Blood pressure is the pressure of your blood on the walls of your arteries as your heart pumps it around your body. Your blood pressure will go up and down naturally throughout the day depending on what you are doing, especially if you are doing exercise.

Dr Geoff Lester, standing shirtless holding his heart on his heart, heart surgery scar on chest

Meet Dr Geoff Lester: “I’ve been a patient longer than I’ve been a doctor.”

Geoff recalls the night of 9th December 2009, when his aorta tore (the main artery that carries blood from your heart to the rest of your body), marking a pivotal moment at the age of 24. He underwent the first of four open-heart surgeries. This experience spurred a career change to study medicine.

Read more about Geoff's inspiring story and how his personal experience with heart disease has shaped his approach to patient care.

Ways to get involved

Heart warrior black t-shirt from the Heart Shop
Visit the Heartshop

Every purchase helps fund lifesaving research in to heart disease.

Heart Foundation team members on a beach holding up signs with words of encouragement to cheer on trekkers at an event.
Volunteer with us

Join our volunteers and make a difference to the heart health of Australians.

Man in sunglasses, cap and red Do it for Heart t-shirt holding his marathon ribbon smiling
Do it for Heart

Become a Heart Foundation fundraiser and make a real difference to your community.

Logo: Heart of the Nation
Heart of the Nation

Learn about sudden cardiac arrest from our partner.

Latest news and media

A group of researchers in a laboratory pointing at a computer screen
$13.7 million for heart research in Australia

Heart Foundation funds groundbreaking heart research

A person pressing the buttons on an AED (automated electronic defibrillator)
It’s shockingly simple to help save a life – just use an AED!

South Australians are being urged to use an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) in the event of a cardiac arrest, with a local campaign launching to highlight how simple AEDs are to use.

A HeartKids worker supporting a young infant who is in hospital with childhood onset heart disease. The child's family are chatting and hugging in the background.
Heart Foundation and HeartKids unite to help children impacted by heart disease

The Heart Foundation and HeartKids can today announce they are joining forces in a partnership which will accelerate their work towards their vision for all Australians impacted by childhood-onset heart disease.