Survivor Stories

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help with our fundraising activities.

We are always looking for passionate motivated volunteers to help with our fundraising activities.

Hear From Survivors

I am a step mum to a beautiful 10 year old boy Shaun, on 9th January 2018 at 1.20pm he suffered a cardiac arrest, and the response from his school was lifesaving!! They recognised straight away what was happening and what they needed to do, two members of staff started CPR and within seconds another had got the defibrillator next to them and it was on Shaun. Now the defibrillator told them not to shock him but thanks to the work you do, they knew exactly what to do and because of that they saved Shaun’s life.

We will never be able to thank them for not just saving Shaun’s life but for also saving Shaun’s quality of life. We also wanted to thank you for everything you do to raise awareness of this because thanks to you the school knew and understood what to do.

Sarah

I am a step mum to a beautiful 10 year old boy Shaun, on 9th January 2018 at 1.20pm he suffered a cardiac arrest, and the response from his school was lifesaving!! They recognised straight away what was happening and what they needed to do, two members of staff started CPR and within seconds another had got the defibrillator next to them and it was on Shaun. Now the defibrillator told them not to shock him but thanks to the work you do, they knew exactly what to do and because of that they saved Shaun’s life.

We will never be able to thank them for not just saving Shaun’s life but for also saving Shaun’s quality of life. We also wanted to thank you for everything you do to raise awareness of this because thanks to you the school knew and understood what to do.

Sarah

I am a step mum to a beautiful 10 year old boy Shaun, on 9th January 2018 at 1.20pm he suffered a cardiac arrest, and the response from his school was lifesaving!! They recognised straight away what was happening and what they needed to do, two members of staff started CPR and within seconds another had got the defibrillator next to them and it was on Shaun. Now the defibrillator told them not to shock him but thanks to the work you do, they knew exactly what to do and because of that they saved Shaun’s life.

We will never be able to thank them for not just saving Shaun’s life but for also saving Shaun’s quality of life. We also wanted to thank you for everything you do to raise awareness of this because thanks to you the school knew and understood what to do.

Sarah

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The Oliver King Foundation's Mission

The Oliver King Foundation exists to ensure that no other family has to suffer a similar loss to that of our survivors. Let’s work together and save lives

We are determined that every young person should have the best chance of survival, no matter where they go to school. Contact us today and ensure that your local school has this lifesaving equipment