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Our Impact
516
families, looked after at Heartbeat House in 2025/26
We provide the best quality cardiac care for patients and their families in the Wessex Region and beyond
81,606
Outpatients and Inpatients supported by the Wessex Cardiac Unit in 2025/26

Our Projects

Adopt a Room
As we rely on the generosity of our supporters to keep Heartbeat House functioning all year round, we created the Adopt-A-Room initiative to help people decide on their route of support.

Wessex Heartbeat (General Fund)
Your support is your future. We appreciate any amount of donation you can afford, whether by online, cheque or cash.

Sponsor a Brick Campaign
Every brick tells a story.
Now is your chance to leave a lasting mark on the renovation of Rotary Heartbeat House while helping create a more inclusive and accessible, welcoming home-from-home for cardiac patients and their families.
Now is your chance to leave a lasting mark on the renovation of Rotary Heartbeat House while helping create a more inclusive and accessible, welcoming home-from-home for cardiac patients and their families.
Latest Stories


Meet David and his daughter, Rheya
David Tooke is a member of the Zheng Dao Lo Academy, a martial arts academy in Chichester that raised an incredible £1,658 for Heartbeat over summer 2026. He’s also someone we’ve had the privilege to get to know very well, as we support him and his family closely through his daughter’s heart treatment. David’s daughter, Rheya, was born with a complicated heart condition. At just 10 days old, she received lifesaving surgery at the University Hospital Southampton, and since the


Latest update on what's been happening with our Heart Failure Psychological Therapist, Rebecca Budge
One of the most significant developments within the service this year has been the introduction of our monthly Cardiac Information Session, created specifically to support patients who have recently been diagnosed with heart failure. Receiving a heart failure diagnosis can be an overwhelming and uncertain time, and these sessions aim to provide patients with the knowledge, reassurance, and support they need during the early stages of their journey. Held once a month, the sess


Young cardiac patients come together for weekend residential at Southampton activity centre
Young people living with heart conditions have enjoyed a weekend of adventure, friendship and new experiences at Calshot Activity Centre, supported by Southampton-based cardiac charity Heartbeat. The residential brought together young people aged 15 to 24 from across the region, giving them the opportunity to meet others who understand the challenges of living with a heart condition, build confidence and enjoy a break from the demands of everyday life. Organised by the cardia
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