DH9 Foundation

DH9 Foundation DH9 Foundation has been established in memory of David Hill (30) who died from an undiagnosed heart condition.

We aim to raise awareness of sudden cardiac death, provide CPR training and defibs to schools whilst supporting Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY).

30/08/2026
All set up and ready for the Doonhamers 10K and the Junior Parkrun. If you are down in Dock Park, Dumfries this morning ...
30/08/2026

All set up and ready for the Doonhamers 10K and the Junior Parkrun. If you are down in Dock Park, Dumfries this morning then come and say hello and brush up on your life-saving skills. Save A Life For Scotland

Back to school tomorrow. Let’s make 2026 the year we fill our classrooms with lifesavers.  . Sign up for Restart a Heart...
19/08/2026

Back to school tomorrow. Let’s make 2026 the year we fill our classrooms with lifesavers. .
Sign up for Restart a Heart Day on 1st October.
👉 Pre-register your school now at www.restartaheart.live

A new school year. A new generation of lifesavers. 🫀

As pupils across Scotland head back to school, why not make CPR and defibrillator awareness part of their learning this year?

On 1st October, schools across the UK can join Restart A Heart Live for a free, engaging CPR training event.

Fill Our Schools with Lifesavers.

👉 Pre-register your school now at www.restartaheart.live

Please take the time to comment on this if you’ve been affected by YSCD or heart conditions at a young age. If you’ve at...
11/08/2026

Please take the time to comment on this if you’ve been affected by YSCD or heart conditions at a young age.
If you’ve attended one of our screenings we would appreciate your input too.
Thank you

The UK National Screening Committee has again reached a preliminary position of no recommendation for screening young people for cardiac conditions associated with sudden cardiac death. Its public consultation is open now, and it closes on 31 August 2026.

If you are a family, a supporter, or a health professional, your response carries real weight.

The form for members of the public has six boxes, each up to 500 words. You can share your story, comment on the evidence, and say why screening matters to you. You do not need to fill in every box, and you can use your own words throughout.

One point many people are raising: because the review only considered evidence up to April 2025, it does not include CRY's 2026 research published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology, based on 104,369 young people screened. This is exactly the kind of evidence the committee says is limited.

Respond before 31 August: https://www.c-r-y.org.uk/make-your-voice-count-for-screening-young-hearts/

10/08/2026

Great video of CPR on a baby that reflects the new guidelines.

It was very wet day at Loch Ken Water Safety day. There was water in the loch, there was water from the sky, there was w...
04/08/2026

It was very wet day at Loch Ken Water Safety day. There was water in the loch, there was water from the sky, there was water , water everywhere and not a drop to drink!
Thanks to everyone who braved the weather and came to learn vital CPR skills
Now home drying out.

Save A Life For Scotland

Come and see us here tomorrow. Looks like a great day out. Learn CPR  Save A Life For Scotland
03/08/2026

Come and see us here tomorrow. Looks like a great day out.
Learn CPR

Save A Life For Scotland

Swim Queens group swim at the Loch Ken Family Fun Day 1pm Tuesday 4th August. Please bring a tow float.

27/07/2026

Every week in the UK, at least 12 young people die suddenly from undiagnosed heart conditions. CRY works to reduce this number and offers support for those who are affected by young sudden cardiac death. Visit https://t.co/N8gTC2LEhx to find out more about CRY's work

27/07/2026

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