Sign the Parky Charter

Join the Movers and Shakers, Parkinson’s UK, Spotlight YOPD and Cure Parkinson’s to call on the government to take action to improve the lives of people with Parkinson’s and their loved ones.

The Movers and Shakers are a group of public figures who all have Parkinson’s and are not afraid to say what they think. And they have been saying it.

In the pub to each other initially, and then more widely in their podcast about Parkinson’s, Movers and Shakers.

They’ve been listening too, and in their words:

"The podcast has become an unexpected hit as it seems to have touched a nerve. Through the thousands of emails and letters we have received since we started, we have developed (and continue to develop) a view of the situation. This has led us to the unfortunate conclusion that the NHS and other public services are failing people with the condition."

Will you join them in calling for the government to take action?

They have published a charter, 'The Parky Charter', describing 5 things that people with Parkinson’s need from the government but are not getting. Parkinson’s UK, Cure Parkinson's and Spotlight YOPD support the principles of the Charter and are partnering with the Movers and Shakers to bring it to the attention of politicians.

The Parky Charter petition was handed into 10 Downing Street on World Parkinson’s Day with 20,464 signatures. As a result, the Movers and Shakers, Parkinson’s UK, Cure Parkinson’s and Spotlight YOPD are having conversations about the points raised in the Charter with decision-makers.

We’ve decided to keep this form open so that people can continue to record their support for the Parky Charter’s principles, and receive updates from the Movers and Shakers about the progress being made, thanks to your support.

Got a comment?

If you have any specific comments about the contents of the Charter, please email them to [email protected].

Want to get involved in more?

And if you want to get even more involved with making a noise so that Parkinson’s is noticed by the people in power, you may like to join the Parkinson’s UK Campaigns Network