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Graphic with a heartline beating through the words 'Never miss a BEAT'

About Heart Week

Heart Week is Australia’s national heart health awareness week held in May each year.

This Heart Week, we're encouraging health professionals to Never miss a BEAT by using the latest tools and resources to deliver more Heart Health Checks to eligible patients.

Heart Week 4-10 May 2025

Get involved this Heart Week

Health professionals

Start a conversation with your patients about heart disease and the steps they can take to improve their heart health this Heart Week.

Get ready for Heart Week Use the Aus CVD Risk calculatorAccess new clinical educationDownload practical tools and templates
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Heart Week promotion in your organisation

Download your FREE promotional pack and shop the merch range to spread awareness of heart health at your workplace this Heart Week.

Heart Week 2026 resources
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Heart Week 2026 merch from the Shop
Shop Heart Week merch

Use the Aus CVD Risk calculator during your next Heart Health Check

Enhance your CVD prevention efforts with the Australian Guideline and calculator for assessing and managing CVD risk.

Australian CVD Risk Guidelines
Aus CVD Risk calculator

Use the Aus CVD Risk calculator during your next Heart Health Check

Since its launch, the Aus CVD Risk calculator has been used over 1.8 million times, proving to be an accurate and comprehensive tool for cardiovascular risk assessment in primary care.

The guideline provides the latest evidence on assessing and managing CVD risk in a primary prevention setting.

Use the Aus CVD Risk calculator in your next Heart Health Check.

Access new clinical education

New clinical case studies – Applying the Aus CVD Risk calculator

Three clinical case studies have been developed to support you to accurately identify, assess and manage CVD risk in eligible patients.

Using real life scenarios, each accredited case study will guide clinicians through the application of evidence-based guidelines and practical examples to implement Heart Health Checks in everyday practice.

Heart Week webinar: What’s trending in cardiovascular disease: Vaping, respiratory illness, stress, sleep and caffeine

Join the clinical webinar

Join our expert panel, featuring international cardiologist Dr Christopher Labos alongside Australian experts, as they explore how everyday factors shape cardiovascular risk and the importance of early risk assessment and prevention strategies.

Practical resources to support your Heart Health Checks

Use the below tools and resources to plan and deliver Heart Health Checks.

Creative display competition

Use our free resources to bring Heart Week to life in your practice and start important conversations about heart health with your patients.

Enter our Heart Week creative display competition for your chance to win one of three $500 gift vouchers (T&Cs apply). Winning and shortlisted displays will be featured nationally on our social media and newsletters.

To enter, share photos on social media with #HeartWeek2026 and tag the Heart Foundation, or submit them via our online form. Eligible displays must be in shared public areas within workplace settings.

Health professional creative comp submission

Last year's winners and entries

Health professional creative comp submission

Last year's winners and entries

Health professional creative comp submission

Last year's winners and entries

Health professional creative comp submission

Last year's winners and entries

Health professional creative comp submission

Last year's winners and entries

Health professional creative comp submission

Last year's winners and entries

Health professional creative comp submission

Last year's winners and entries

Never miss a beat - Heart Week 2026 Supporter Kit cover

Heart Week Supporter Kit

Get your hands on the Heart Week supporter kit, packed with social media posts, newsletter content and everything you need to start a conversation about heart health this Heart Week.

Funder acknowledgement

The Heart Foundation would like to acknowledge the partial funding received from the Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care for this Heart Week campaign.