Healthy Heart Mark

Heart Research UK's Healthy Heart Mark employer award

Looking after the heart of your business is easy with our nationally recognised Healthy Heart Mark employer award scheme.

What is the Healthy Heart Mark?

The Healthy Heart Mark (HHM) scheme helps you to look after the health of your key assets; your staff, in a safe, simple and effective way making it a win:win situation for all concerned. 

How will it help my business?

It’s straightforward and effective, Your organisation will reap the benefits and you will be recognised by staff, clients and partners as a Healthy Heart Employer. Implementing a workplace health initiative, such as our Healthy Heart Mark will:

  • improve your team’s health, reduce absenteeism and increase productivity
  • develop a culture that encourages team building, personal development and employee motivation
  • show the outside world and potential employees that your company values the wellbeing of all its employees
  • access expert advice, weekly topical health tips and downloadable resources 
How does it work?

By working closely with you to develop your Healthy Heart Mark programme, we can give you tailored support to ensure that both you and your employees get the maximum benefit.

Our Lifestyle team provides resources, help and advice on a range on subjects, such as how to get your staff involved or run a programme of activities. We can also offer add on support like stress management and healthy eating workshops, or we can help your catering staff design and promote healthy food options to serve in your canteen or restaurant.

How much does it cost?

We don’t charge the earth – when you consider the cost of just one member of staff being off work due to sickness absence, being a HHM employer is extremely cost effective. It’s more important to us that you look after your employees’ hearts than we make money out of the scheme, that’s why our prices are very reasonable and there are no hidden extras. At around £4 per employee per year, can you afford not to?

What next?

It’s simple, the first step is to simply pick up the phone and chat to one of our Lifestyle team. We will tell you everything you need to know about how we can help you, become a Healthy Heart Mark Employer.

Contact the Lifestyle team on 0113 297 6206 for more information and to sign up for the Healthy Heart Mark

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New Jane Tomlinson Walk For All 2012

Heart Research UK is proud to be a partner charity of the Jane Tomlinson Walk For All Peak District Walk.

With a 24, 12 and 5 mile route across the stunning scenery of the Peak District National Park, the walking festival on Sunday 29th April is a perfect Sunday for families, casual or even marathon walkers. What's more, every step will benefit Heart Research UK, with profits from the event helping to fund pioneering heart research.

To sign up and help Heart Research UK, please click here