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02.02.2010 February is National Heart Month !
National Heart Month is the British Heart Foundation's (BHF) annual campaign to increase awareness of heart and circulatory disease. February 2010 see's the launch of BEAT, the first ever national heart health code and lifestyle check...
Be Active
Eat Healthily
Avoid Smoking
Take the Lifestyle Check
The BEAT encourage people to take steps to improve their own heart by taking the free online lifestyle check. During BHF's National Heart Month they're also asking people to be part of their Red for Heart and raise vital funds for their work.
Join National Wear Red Day on Friday 26 February 2010 or choose your own event - anything goes as long as it's red!
To learn more about all of this, to order your free fundraising kit and to get involved please click on the link below:
Alternatively call BHF on freephone 0845 241 0976.
The above is presented as information only as available from the public domain. If you have any questions in regards to the above please speak to the BHF directly on 020 7554 0000, or via http://www.bhf.org.uk/contact_us.aspx