KEEP HEALTHY AND STRONG, 'TIL A CURE COMES ALONG

Charlie was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease in June 2016 at age 39.  Since then he has become an ambassador for Cure Parkinson’s and has campaigned to encourage people with Parkinson’s Disease to exercise regularly under the guise of “keep healthy and strong til' a cure comes along”. 

Garen Williams was diagnosed with Parkinson's in 2017 at the age of 45 when he thought his life was over, but instead of giving up Garen continued to play football, one of his biggest passions. He now also plays walking football with other players who have Parkinson's.  "When I'm on the football pitch, I forget that I have Parkinson’s. I hope to inspire others to never give up on their passions, no matter what obstacles they may face".

Hamish was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease, aged 55. The first place he looked to make change was with his health and “The only way forward that I could see was through daily activity and physical exercise supported by a healthy diet. Armed with a bucket load of “positivity”.

Martin is a multi award-winning television director and producer. 

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Martin semi retired in December 2017, two years after being diagnosed with Parkinson’s.  Martin is now Head of Broadcast for the Professional Triathletes Organisation and Executive Producer for Goodwood motorsports events. 

A childhood friend of Charlie's, Sophie joined the team at Sport Parkinson's in May 2022 and is loving the opportunity to bring sport, exercise and movement to as many people as possible.