Hearts & Souls Charity in Buckinghamshire

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We help the NHS fund the Bucks Cardiac Rehabilitation Service. More...

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Hearts & Souls support the exercise and educational sessions that are so important to cardiac rehabilitation, which help to restore a patient’s belief and self confidence to return to a ‘normal’ active life following a cardiac event.
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All donations received by Hearts & Souls will go directly to support the Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust cardiac rehabilitation team to improve the outcome for recovering cardiac patients.
Gourmet Lodge donation

Latest News and Activities

Hearts & Souls wish to thank the Gourmet Lodge for their generous donation to the charity. Founded in July 2019, Gourmet Lodge is a unique lodge where brethren meet twice a year to enjoy fine dining at worthy establishments. Gourmet Lodge web site – click here As with most NHS services, funding for the Buckinghamshie […]

New Hearts & Souls trustees

Earlier this month (Nov 2025), High Wycombe MP Emma Reynolds met with members of the Buckinghamshire healthcare trust Cardiac Rehab Unit team as well as those from the Catheter Labs and Cardiac and Stroke Receiving Unit at Wycombe hospital. In a statement on her facebook page Emma Reynolds states “These services are a lifeline for […]

BACPR conference

In Oct 2025 several team members from the Buckinghamshire healthcare trust cardiac rehabilitation unit attended the BACPR conference (British Association for Cardiovascular Prevention and Rehabilitation) held in Glasgow funded by a donation from Hearts & Souls. This was a two-day event that provided the most up-to-date evidence and practice across the core components of cardiovascular […]