Community Partners

Heart disease is the biggest killer of all Australian men and women and sadly most people are unaware. That’s why Norths Rugby has chosen the Heart Research Australia as its official community partner – to help raise awareness about the importance of heart health for all Australians.
The partnership began in 2010 with the aim to spread the message that heart research matters, and in doing so, promote Norths mission ‘To better the person, to better the player, to better the Community’.
Through initiatives such as the Red Heart Day, Norths and the Foundation are raising awareness for this debilitating disease that affects one in four people.
Join us in our fight against heart disease, consider making a donation or supporting our lottery.
About Heart Research Australia
Heart Research Australia, a registered charity, funds research that leads to many lives being saved every day around Australia and to heart attack survivors being able to lead normal and healthy lives
Our researchers are leaders in their field collaborating on research projects across Australia and the world.
The Foundation has been raising money for pioneering heart research since 1986, giving over $25 million to help find new and better ways to prevent, diagnose and treat heart disease.
Current research projects
The partnership began in 2010 with the aim to spread the message that heart research matters, and in doing so, promote Norths mission ‘To better the person, to better the player, to better the Community’.
Through initiatives such as the Red Heart Day, Norths and the Foundation are raising awareness for this debilitating disease that affects one in four people.
Join us in our fight against heart disease, consider making a donation or supporting our lottery.
About Heart Research Australia
Heart Research Australia, a registered charity, funds research that leads to many lives being saved every day around Australia and to heart attack survivors being able to lead normal and healthy lives
Our researchers are leaders in their field collaborating on research projects across Australia and the world.
The Foundation has been raising money for pioneering heart research since 1986, giving over $25 million to help find new and better ways to prevent, diagnose and treat heart disease.
Current research projects