Defibrillators for Cheadle

Councillor Elizabeth Whitehouse from Cheadle is working alongside AEDdonate to have 5 defibrillators installed for the community. under the project Defibrillators for Cheadle

30,000 people die each year from out of hospital Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA); 620 of these are people under the age of 35 and 270 of these deaths happen to children within schools. If defibrillation takes place within the first three minutes of a SCA, the patient’s chances of survival increase by upwards of 80%.

Having the defibrillator installed means that it can be deployed by the local ambulance trust in a bid to give the patient the all-important shock to the heart prior to the ambulance’s arrival. The defibrillator is by no means a replacement for the ambulance service, it just allows patient treatment to commence immediately.

Elizabeth Said, “Cheadle has always been about community spirit and helping each other, it’s the kind of town where everybody says “hello” to each other in passing, and it’s the kind of town where we all get together to solve our problems. After the tragic loss of our Paramedic’s first response post, we need that Cheadle community spirit more than ever! We’re looking for funding to install and maintain 10 defibrillators across the town, with the hope of being able to get more in the future. Please let’s keep the community spirit going, look after each other by helping fund these defibrillators and make Cheadle that little bit safer.”

If you can help Elizabeth by donating, supporting with a fundraising event, or taking on a sponsored challenge, then please contact us, and we can inform her that you would like to help or indeed make direct contact.

If you are interested in becoming a Community Champion yourself or are aware of any places that may benefit from having public access to a defibrillator, please contact us on 01785 472224 or email us at info@aeddonate.org.uk. We will help you manage the campaign from start to finish, providing fundraising materials, a page just like this one and in some cases funding* helping you to help your community on its way to becoming heart safe.

Defibrillators for Cheadle

£3,491 of £9,995 raised

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