Paul Swindell

After our first meet-up in February 2015, I realised I was not alone. It was the first time since my cardiac arrest the previous year that I had spoken face-to-face with someone who had experienced what I had. This was also true for my wife, who also happened to be my lifesaver. From that meet-up, the idea of SCA UK was born. Since then, we have achieved a considerable amount, primarily providing information, resources and support to others in a similar situation but also raising the profile of survivorship and the need for better post-discharge care. We are starting to get traction in this, and with the formation of the charity, I genuinely believe we have a bright future ahead and will make a significant difference in the lives of many who join our ranks.

10 Years Together Event Venue and Tickets

We are pleased to announce the venue and ticketing arrangements for our next conference, 10 Years Together. Click this link or the image below to go to the main event page (scauk.org/10yt), where you can find more information.

The Silent Struggle: Feeling Alone After A Sudden Cardiac Arrest

Surviving a sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) is often described as a miraculous second chance at life. Yet, for many survivors, this life-altering event brings with it a complex array of emotions and challenges that can be difficult for others to understand. One of the most perplexing feelings that SCA survivors often grapple with is a ...

Your Voice Matters: Help Improve Sudden Cardiac Arrest UK’s Website

Your voice matters, and we need your help to make our website the best resource for SCA survivors, co-survivors, and key supporters. By completing this short survey, you’ll play a crucial role in shaping its future. Why Your Participation is Vital: Survey Information This survey will take approximately 5-10 minutes to complete. Every question you ...

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