ECHO launches new Cardiac Psychology room & Play Space at Evelina London: ‘The Lodge’ECHO are very excited to announce that from today, Monday 10th August, a dedicated cardiac psychology room and play space ‘The Lodge’ is open at Evelina London Children's Hospital.
“I am 1 in 100”: 77 families join to raise awareness of CHD77 ECHO members from across the country, all supported by ECHO and treated by the Evelina London Cardiac Team, are featured in the #1in100 music video appeal to raise awareness and vital funding to help other children with heart conditions.
Evelina London Children’s Hospital unveils ambitious development plansExciting plans have been announced to provide life-changing care for more children and young people at Evelina London.
Thank you to Team Cardiology!ECHO families have joined together to thank the Evelina London Cardiology team by sharing photos of their heart heroes for a large banner display in front of the ECHO office, opposite the hospital.
Organ donation law in England is changing to an opt out systemFrom 20 May 2020 in England organ donation is changing to an 'opt out' system. This is a major change that will save lives, and is an issue many families have campaigned about for many years.
ECHO’s collaborations with Cellule Studio & King’s College LondonECHO has been collaborating on projects led by Cellule Studio and King's College London, here's a summary of the projects which look at developing new technologies to treat heart conditions.
Musician and heart dad Pete releases song ‘Hope’ in aid of ECHOECHO member and heart Dad Pete is launching a new single 'Hope' - written while his daughter was in intensive care after being born with congenital heart disease.
Update to families from the Cardiac team at Evelina LondonToday we inform ECHO supporters of important changes to children’s cardiac services across London and the South-East.
Share the Love this National Heart Month Will you kick off 2020 by sharing the love? Support ECHO this National Heart Month and support children with congenital heart disease, and their families.
London South Bank University: Heart Siblings ResearchA message from Lizze Bichard at London South Bank University about their Heart Siblings research & how ECHO members can get involved.