Visit heart.org/cpr

• Find a Class 
• Become an instructor
• Family & Friends CPR Anytime - Training at home for the non-professional
• Hands-Only CPR

Visit heart.org/cpr

• Find a Class 
• Become an instructor
• Family & Friends CPR Anytime - Training at home for the non-professional
• Hands-Only CPR

Free Health Fair Kit: Online request form
   If you need large quantities, they may be purchased at www.krames.com/aha.

Free Reproducibles:

• Answers By Heart Fact Sheets: Lifestyle and Risk Reduction
  
• National Eating Healthy Day Kit  Nov. 6, 2013
  
• Wear Red Day Kit   Feb. 7, 2014
   
• National Walking Day Kit  April 2, 2014
  
• Stroke Community Awareness Kit (May)
  
• Power Sunday Kit (May)
  

You're the Cure Grassroots Network

Brian Krannawitter
Government Relations Director
Telephone: (402) 489-5115

AHA / ASA Policy Report
Highlights our priority issues and latest policy advocacy work at the federal level.

Omaha Power To End Stroke Council Home Page

• Get With The Guidelines
   
• Professional Education Center
   
• Health Professional Go Red For Women 
   
• Mission: Lifeline Nebraska Home Page
   
• Nebraska Stroke Advisory Council Resources
   

As of August 2012 the American Heart Association is funding 14 studies at a cost of $2,907,284 fornew and continuing research awards.

• 1 research study at Creighton University, Omaha at a cost of $52,000
• 4 research studies at University of Nebraska, Lincoln at a cost of $1,044,808
• 9 research studies at University of Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha at a cost of $1,810,476

Nationwide, we invest almost $130 million a year ($3.4 billion since 1949) in heart and stroke research that has led to recent breakthroughs such as clot-busting drugs and drug-eluting stents. Healthcare providers learn about medical advances and new treatment guidelines though our journals, conferences and online courses.

Kristen Waters
Communications Director, Nebraska

(402) 346-0771

The American Heart Association Midwest Affiliate funds projects that help us achieve our Impact Goal: To improve the cardiovascular health of all Americans by 20% by the year 2020, and to reduce deaths from heart disease and stroke by 20%.

Applications closed; funding begins July 1, 2013.

More information about the Community Action Grants