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Life-Saving Cardiac Training

At Chain of Hope, we believe that training local medical professionals is key to the future success of each cardiac unit that we work with. We train medical personnel in each of the different roles…

Fighting Neglected Diseases

We have begun to support small scale research projects in some of the countries where our specialist medical missions take place, to look at the prevalence of the diseases and the possibilities of…

Events

Get involved! If you would like to find out more about any of our events, please contact Oroyo on 020 7351 1978 or email: oroyo@chainofhope.org 

Remain In The Chain

Say ‘YES’ to Chain of Hope and help us mend hearts across the world. Chain of Hope has switched to ‘opt in’ consent to keep in-line with data protection legislation.  Help us stay…

Become a Regular Giver

Help Build a Future for Chain of Hope by setting up a regular donation. Monthly donations, no matter the size, help us save children's lives. Chain of Hope has been saving lives for over 25 years,…

Help fund life-saving cardiac operations for Children from Gaza

Or sign up to give £50 monthly Any support you are able to give will help us give a lifeline to help children from Gaza. Sign up here Chain of Hope is working urgently to provide critical cardiac…

Memorial Donatons

Grace May Cutler 18. 06. 03 - 22.01.05 “Some broken hearts can’t be mended" Click here to give in Memory of Grace May Cutler Give in Memory ‘In memory’ donations are a positive way to celebrate…

Sierra Leone

Sierra Leone In 2017 Chain of Hope was invited by The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health to help develop desperately needed cardiac services within the Country. Chain of Hope have been…

Adam - Iraq

Adam is from Iraq and lives in Jordan with his parents as a refugee. He was diagnosed with a large Ventricular Septal Defect (VSD) and needed urgent operation to survive.

Noralain - Yemen

Two year old Noralain from Yemen was extremely blue and failing to thrive, when her aunt, Magda found help through Chain of Hope on Facebook.

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