Our partnerships

This section shows the partners and companies we work with to improve life with Parkinson's.

Our ultimate goal is to make the biggest positive difference to the lives of everybody living with Parkinson’s. And we want to do it together.

Whether it's research, support or fundraising, partnering with others gives us even more power to improve life for people with Parkinson's.

Some of our partners and alliances

Continuing Healthcare Alliance

A group of charities and organisations who believe that NHS continuing healthcare needs to improve.

AbilityNet

We’ve partnered with AbilityNet to help people with Parkinson’s get online and boost their digital skills.

Some of our corporate partners

Find out more about our partnership with the National Garden Scheme

The National Garden Scheme

The National Garden Scheme gives visitors unique access to over 3,500 private gardens in England and Wales.

To date, the National Garden Scheme has donated over £2.5 million to help fund Parkinson's nurses across the UK, making it our largest corporate supporter.

Find out more about our partnership with the National Garden Scheme

Find out more about our partnership with The Access Group

The Access Group

We were delighted to be nominated by The Access Group as their charity of the year for 2022/23.

From a glamorous gala ball to 47 staff members skydiving, The Access Group have blown us away with their fundraising. Their fantastic efforts have resulted in the company raising almost £1 million. An incredible sum which will fund research and support those living with Parkinson’s.

Find out more about our partnership with The Access Group

Find out more about our partnership with Smart Outdoor

Smart Outdoor

When Mark Catterall, CEO and Owner of Smart Outdoor, was diagnosed with Parkinson’s, he decided to do whatever he could to support the charity.

In 2022, a unique partnership was born that resulted in a donation of digital outdoor advertising. Mark has also rallied industry contacts to do the same, helping us secure an estimated £950,000 in advertising space for World Parkinson’s Day 2023 and raising awareness across the country.