Kanu Nwankwo Heart Foundation works to support heart health awareness, charitable medical assistance, family guidance, community outreach and public benefit programmes for people affected by cardiac conditions.
The Foundation exists to improve access to heart health information, support families navigating cardiac care, encourage early intervention and mobilise charitable resources for vulnerable children and communities.
Kanu Nwankwo Heart Foundation is structured around compassionate support for children, young people and families affected by heart-related health challenges.
Our work promotes awareness, responsible referral pathways, community education and practical support where charitable intervention can make a meaningful difference.
Heart health challenges can affect families emotionally, financially and socially. The Foundation works to reduce barriers to information, assistance and community-based care.
Delivery is supported by responsible governance, safeguarding standards, partnership review and transparent public communication.
The Foundation’s website is structured around common UK charitable foundation functions, including health education, family support, fundraising, safeguarding, volunteering, governance and partnership engagement.
Public information campaigns, community education, school engagement and outreach activity focused on cardiac symptoms, prevention and early support.
Charitable assistance for children and families affected by heart conditions, subject to eligibility review, safeguarding checks and appropriate medical referral processes.
Signposting, practical guidance and community support for families managing appointments, treatment decisions, travel needs and emotional pressure.
Local and international community projects designed to improve awareness, reduce isolation and connect families with relevant support channels.
Responsible fundraising campaigns, donor engagement, corporate partnerships, sponsored events and community giving in support of heart health programmes.
Collaboration with healthcare professionals, schools, charities, community groups, businesses and public bodies to strengthen impact and accountability.
The Foundation focuses on practical outcomes: increased awareness, earlier support, improved family confidence, stronger referral pathways and wider charitable participation.
Improving public understanding of heart health, cardiac warning signs and support options.
Helping families identify suitable support routes, charitable assistance and professional advice.
Supporting vulnerable children and families through structured, compassionate and responsible programmes.
Working with appropriate organisations to expand reach, improve governance and strengthen delivery.
Programme activity may be reviewed using enquiry records, beneficiary feedback, referral notes, fundraising records, partner input and impact reporting where appropriate.
Foundation activities are planned around public benefit, safeguarding, confidentiality, risk management and clear communication with beneficiaries, donors and partners.
Beneficiary contact, events and outreach activity are planned with welfare, dignity and protection in mind.
Medical, family and personal information should be handled carefully, lawfully and only for appropriate purposes.
Where specialist health or safeguarding needs arise, the Foundation supports responsible signposting and escalation.
A UK foundation website should provide clear information about governance, safeguarding, privacy, complaints, equality, fundraising and responsible administration.
Foundation activity is guided by responsible oversight, public-benefit purpose, financial controls, risk management and transparent decision-making.
Programmes should be accessible, respectful and inclusive, with reasonable steps taken to reduce barriers for beneficiaries and communities.
Personal, family, donor and medical-related information should be handled lawfully, securely and only for clear charitable purposes.
Feedback and complaints may be submitted to the Foundation office. Concerns should be reviewed fairly, promptly and with suitable records maintained.
Donations, sponsorships and fundraising activity should be managed responsibly, transparently and in line with relevant UK expectations.
The Foundation supports ethical conduct and expects suppliers, partners and delivery relationships to oppose exploitation, coercion and unsafe practice.
Families, partners, schools, community groups or donors contact the Foundation with a clear description of the need, proposed support or intended charitable purpose.
Requests may be reviewed against charitable objectives, safeguarding requirements, available resources, medical relevance and public-benefit considerations.
Activities are structured with objectives, beneficiary information, partner input, budget considerations, risk controls and appropriate communication.
Outcomes may be reviewed through beneficiary feedback, attendance, donor reporting, partner discussion, case records and impact statements.
Support from individuals, businesses, healthcare partners, schools, community groups and donors helps the Foundation expand heart health awareness and family support programmes.
Donations can support heart health awareness, children’s medical assistance, family guidance, community events and charitable outreach programmes.
Volunteers may support events, fundraising, administration, community engagement or awareness activity, subject to suitability and safeguarding checks.
Businesses, healthcare organisations, schools and charities can work with the Foundation to deliver targeted projects and wider public benefit.
Organisation Name: Kanu Nwankwo Heart Foundation
Reference Number: 239900686
Entity Type: UK Charitable Foundation
Foundation Office:
95 Deacons Hill Road
Elstree
Borehamwood
WD6 3JF
United Kingdom
Email: info@kanunwankwoheart.lat
Telephone: +44 (0)161 742 5086
The Foundation focuses on heart health awareness and charitable support for children and families affected by cardiac conditions, subject to review, eligibility and available resources.
Yes. Families may contact the Foundation with a concise explanation of the situation, relevant support needs, contact details and any appropriate referral information.
Yes. Businesses and donors may support the Foundation through donations, sponsorship, fundraising, events, community partnerships and awareness campaigns.
Volunteering may be available depending on programme needs, suitability, role requirements, training and safeguarding checks.
Concerns should be reported promptly to the Foundation office or the appropriate statutory authority where urgent action is required. Records and follow-up should be handled responsibly and confidentially.
For family support enquiries, heart health awareness projects, safeguarding questions, donations, fundraising, volunteering, partnership proposals, media requests or general correspondence, please contact Kanu Nwankwo Heart Foundation.
Email: info@kanunwankwoheart.lat
Phone: +44 (0)161 742 5086
Address:
95 Deacons Hill Road
Elstree
Borehamwood
WD6 3JF
United Kingdom