World Health Day 2023 – President’s Message
Celebrated on 7th April every year, World Health Day provides a global opportunity to focus attention on important public health issues that affect the international community.
HSFB News, Notices & Resources
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PAHO and UNICEF/UReport Climate Perceptions Youth Survey
In an effort to better understand the perceptions of Caribbean young people from 13 to 29 years old, PAHO has engaged UNICEF to conduct an important survey to find out how much participants know about the link between climate and health so we can build a healthy, resilient Barbados.
Donate With Massy Points!
You can now donate your Massy Points to the Heart & Stroke Foundation of Barbados!
Give a Little, Take Care of a Heart!
Give a little, take care of a heart! For every purchase of a Massy Stores Green Reusable bag, $1.50 will be donated to our Heart & Stroke Foundation of Barbados (HSFB) Programme.
CDP&R Gym – New Opening Hours
Please take note of the new opening hours for our Cardiac Disease Prevention & Rehabilation Programme (CDP&R) gym! The new opening hours for our gym are 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., Monday to Friday.
Emergency Cardiac Care Courses
Wouldn’t it be wonderful to save the life of a loved one experiencing cardiac distress? The Heart & Stroke Foundation of Barbados Inc. can make this possible! Through our partnership with the American Heart Association (AHA), we offer a number of Emergency Cardiac Care Courses.
Act Now & Become Heartsaver First Aid Certified Today!
Every second counts in cardiac arrest…CPR saves lives! Get certified in Heartsaver First Aid & Pediatric First Aid today!
Notice of Closure for the Holidays
The Heart & Stroke Foundation of Barbados Inc. will be closed from Friday, December 23, 2022 and will re-open for business on Wednesday January 4, 2023.
Message for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Are you over 40 years of age? Have you scheduled your mammogram – first time or follow-up? Do the right thing and make your appointment today. Early detection can save your life!