Welcome to Hearts for Herts Charity
Providing inclusive lifesaving education and Public Access lifesaving defibrillators and bleed control kits with 24/7 access across Hertfordshire.
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Public Access Defibrillators:
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Public Access Bleed Control Kits:
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Free Heartstart Lifesaver course attendees
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Public Access Bleed Control Kits used:
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Defibrillator 999 activations (12 months)
Who are we?
We are a Hertfordshire based charity who, since 2017 have been dedicated to serving our county by encouraging, educating and equipping our community to save lives at home, at work and at leisure.
What do we do?
We provide training, education and lifesaving equipment to our community in Hertfordshire. You can learn more about how to enrol on The Heartstart Lifesaver Course and how you can Support us with our work.
Hearts for Herts Charity in the news
Recent publications
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Herts - Lifesaving Training Rolled Out Across Traveller Sites
- Travellers' Times - Hearts for Herts helped deliver lifesaving training and emergency equipment across Traveller sites in Hertfordshire, reaching more than 130 residents.
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- Brickendon Grange Golf Club - Hearts for Herts is selected as the club's Captains Charity for 2027, supporting its mission to provide lifesaving equipment and training.
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Appeal for volunteers to 'adopt' new lifesaving defibrillators
- Three Rivers District Council - Residents are being encouraged to help maintain new public access defibrillators installed through a partnership with Hearts for Herts Charity.
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New defibrillator and bleed control kit for Sawbridgeworth fire station
- Bishop's Stortford Independent - Hearts for Herts joins forces with the fire and rescue service and town council to upgrade emergency lifesaving equipment in Sawbridgeworth.
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Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council and Oak Hill Crematorium donate £17,000 to Hearts for Herts
- One Welwyn Hatfield - A £17,000 donation will support Hearts for Herts in providing lifesaving equipment and education to local communities.
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Herts paramedic student's lifesaving charity wins King's Award for Voluntary Service
- University of Hertfordshire - Paramedic student and charity founder Justin Honey-Jones celebrates Hearts for Herts receiving the King's Award for Voluntary Service.
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Lifesaving charity 'honoured and delighted' with award from the King
- Emergency Services Times - Hearts for Herts receives national recognition for its volunteer-led work improving access to lifesaving equipment and training.
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Hertfordshire charity has been recognised with Royal award
- Greatest Hits Radio - Hearts for Herts is awarded the King's Award for Voluntary Service in recognition of its outstanding contribution to local communities.
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Rock at the Castle raises thousands for local defibrillator
- Welwyn Hatfield Times - A local music event raises thousands of pounds towards providing lifesaving defibrillator equipment for the community.
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- Hoddesdon Town Football Club - Hearts for Herts steps in to donate a replacement defibrillator and bleed control kit after the football club appeals for community support.
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Celebrating Hearts for Herts Charity in Parliament
- Lewis Cocking MP - Hearts for Herts receives recognition in Parliament for its work making defibrillators, bleed control kits and lifesaving skills more accessible.
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- Greatest Hits Radio - Hearts for Herts works with Hertfordshire Fire and Rescue Service to provide publicly accessible defibrillators and bleed control kits at fire stations across the county.
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Lifesaving bleed kits to go into police stations across Hertfordshire
- Emergency Services Times - Hearts for Herts donates 18 emergency bleed control kits to Hertfordshire police stations, helping improve access to lifesaving equipment.
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Bleed kits installed at key locations in St Albans city centre
- St Albans Times - Emergency bleed control kits are installed at key city centre locations to improve public access to lifesaving equipment.
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New defibrillator and bleed control kit unveiled in Hertford
- Welwyn Hatfield Times - A new public access defibrillator and emergency bleed control kit is unveiled in Hertford, improving access to lifesaving equipment.
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Sport for Good: A legacy of activity, community and lifesaving impact across Hertfordshire
- Hemel Today - Community partnerships help Hearts for Herts install a solar-powered defibrillator and bleed control kit at Panshanger Park.
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Hatfield: Charity Rowathon raises £1k for new defibrillator
- Welwyn Hatfield Times - A charity rowing challenge raises more than £1,000 towards providing a new public access defibrillator in Hertfordshire.
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Life-saving bleed control kits installed across Greater Anglia's Hertfordshire stations
- Greater Anglia - Hearts for Herts donates nine emergency bleed control kits for installation at railway stations across Hertfordshire.
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First solar powered defibrillator unveiled in Hertfordshire
- Emergency Services Times - Hearts for Herts introduces an innovative solar-powered defibrillator installation, improving access to emergency equipment in public spaces.
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Installation of defibrillator and bleed kit at Panshanger Park
The Lieutenancy of Hertfordshire - Hearts for Herts unveils a solar-powered defibrillator and bleed control kit at Panshanger Park on 4 April 2025, attended by local dignitaries and supporters.
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Orchard Tennis Club serve up support for Hearts for Herts Charity.
- Welwyn Hatfield Times - Orchard Tennis Club, in Blakemere Road, hosted its annual charity tournament last weekend in support of "Hearts for Herts Charity".
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Cardiac arrest: Heroic paramedic reveals how you can save a life
- Express - A Cardiac arrest can be fatal. Every minute counts towards saving somebody's life. Would you know what to do?
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Letter 18: The Precious Minutes that Save Lives - Take a Heartstart Course Now
- Yourstoryisntoverdad.wordpress.com - On Monday night, I met a paramedic on a mission - a man called Justin, who not only saves lives in his profession, he volunteers for the British Heart Foundation too.
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Brent paramedic heads to Peru to raise awareness of how to save someone having a heart attack
- Brent & Kilburn Times - Saving lives is all in a day's work for Justin Honey-Jones, who climbed to the top of Peru's famous trail to teach trekkers how to help in an emergency.
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London Ambulance Service paramedic teaches life-saving skills at Everest base camp
- Evening Standard - A trainee paramedic has returned from teaching life-saving skills, including handling suspected heart attacks, at the Everest Base Camp.
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Medic to teach life-saving skills at Mount Everest base camp
- London Ambulance Service - Emergency Ambulance Crew Justin Honey-Jones is planning to teach life-saving skills at Mount Everest base camp to raise money for charity.
The Heartstart Lifesaver Course
Want to learn how to save a life? Our Heartstart Lifesaver course is available to all and will equip you with the skills and confidence you'll need to Save A Life.
