Donate today to stand with Heart Warrior Inayah, and support lifesaving CHD clinical trials

Inayah was born with CHD and endured 5 open-heart surgeries and a heart transplant to survive

“Inayah has been fighting for her life since before her first breath. She's a little Heart Warrior” – Jay, Inayah's mum

Inayah has endured five open-heart surgeries and a heart transplant to survive her battle with CHD - and she is only five years old. No family or child should have to endure this struggle for survival.

Professor Sally Dunwoodie in her lab.

Together, we can protect tiny hearts

With your help, Professor Sally Dunwoodie, AO and her team will start clinical trials to explore the impact of a simple vitamin B3 supplement on levels of a molecule known as NAD in preventing some cases CHD.

We are so close to being able to potentially prevent many thousands of children around the world being - but we need to raise at least $396,500 this tax time to fund more lifesaving heart research.

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How your gift will help CHD research this tax time

$66 can help to cover essential day-to-day lab expenses to run our NAD clinical trial

$127 can help researchers measure NAD levels in women taking part in our clinical trial

$228 can help to provide specialised equipment to analyse patient samples uring clinical trials

$504 can help recruit one woman to participate in our NAD clinical trial

$1,013 can help recruit one woman AND cover the cost of measuring her NAD levels

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