Community Update: Supporting Tourettes Action with £1,000 Donation

• 23rd January 2026

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We’re proud to share that Core Prescribing Solutions has donated £1,000 to Tourettes Action, helping to support their vital work improving the lives of people living with Tourette syndrome across the UK.

This donation reflects our commitment to supporting communities affected by long-term neurological conditions and ensuring people have access to the right information, advocacy, and support at the right time.

Why this matters

Tourette syndrome can have a significant impact on individuals and families, not only clinically but socially and emotionally. Organisations like Tourettes Action play a crucial role in bridging gaps that healthcare alone cannot always fill.

Our contribution will help Tourettes Action continue delivering:

• Trusted information and education for individuals, families, and professionals
• Advocacy to improve understanding and care pathways
• Programmes that empower people living with Tourette syndrome to navigate daily life with confidence

Supporting care beyond the consultation

At Core Prescribing Solutions, we work closely with GP practices, Primary Care Networks (PCNs), and GP Federations to deliver high-quality clinical pharmacy services that reduce pressure on primary care and improve medicines optimisation.

Alongside this work, we believe it’s important to support charities and community organisations that make a meaningful difference outside traditional care settings.

A word from our CEO

Adeem Azhar, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer – Core Prescribing Solutions, said:

We’re really pleased to be able to support Tourettes Action and the important work they do. Tourette syndrome can have a huge impact on people and families, and organisations like this provide vital understanding, advocacy, and support. Giving back is something we care deeply about as an organisation.

We’re grateful for the work Tourettes Action continues to do and pleased to play a small part in supporting the Tourette syndrome community. Read their article regarding the donation here.