08/06/2026
More than 40,000 people experience a cardiac arrest outside of a hospital in the UK every year. On Saturday July 25th Hannah will be walking 40,000 steps, or a little over 17 miles, from Pontrypridd to Railway Gardens in Splott to raise money for a publicly accessible defibrillator for the community there.
The first 3-5 minutes in a cardiac arrest situation can be life changing. Fewer than 1 in 10 people survive an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest; using a defibrillator within 3–5 minutes can increase survival rates to 50–70%
Railway Gardens welcomes over 7,500 people through its gates every year. In addition we want to make it as easy as possible for local people to access a defibrillator. While we are lucky to have several defibrillators around Splott, survival rates fall by 10% with every minute without CPR or defibrillation; Hannah is therefore hoping to raise the £1,680 needed to install a publicly accessible defibrillator outside of the Railway Gardens gates.
Can you help her meet this goal? Every donation helps. We are grateful for the generous support of AED Donate who have kicked off fundraising with a £300 donation from their community fund.
Hannah also invites you to join her to walk the last stretch of the walk, either Cardiff Bay (at roughly 1pm), or the Magic Roundabout (at roughly 1:30pm), depending on how far you fancy walking!
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