About Us

The PKD Charity was established in December 2000 by patients, professionals and members of families affected by PKD.

In 2015, the trustees agreed to incorporate the charity and the PKD Charity was re-registered with the Charity Commission (No 1160970). The assets and income of the original charitable trust (No 1085662) were transferred to the new charitable company on 27 May 2015.

Our Charitable Objects

To promote health and to relieve those persons suffering from or affected by polycystic kidney disease (PKD) with a view to improving their conditions of life, in particular but not exclusively by:

Funding research into determining the causes of PKD and into discovering treatments and a cure, with any useful results of such research being available to the public.
Promoting awareness of PKD through the production and publication of authoritative information for the general public and health professionals about the medical, healthcare and related aspects of PKD.
Organising patient, family and carer information, education and support events across the UK and offering personal support to patients and their families.

Board of Trustees

Mr Jordan Adams
Mrs Alison Carter
Mr Alan Greenberg (Chair)
Mr Raj Johal
Mrs Rebecca Murphy-Peers
Mrs Karen Stapleton
Mr Adrian Tinsley
Mr Nicholas Tracey
Mrs Elizabeth White
Professor Patricia Wilson

Research Advisory Board

Professor Patricia Wilson (Chair)
Ms Sanela Becar
Professor Detlef Bockenhauer
Dr Richard Sandford
Dr John Sayer
Dr Manish Sinha
Professor David Wheeler

Patrons

Sir Vincent Cable
Professor Albert Ong
Dr Richard Sandford
Professor Pat Wilson

ARPKD Sub-committee

Mrs Claire Rosendale (Chair)
Mrs Allison Garbutt
Mrs Jane Lapthorne
Mrs Zara Perry
Mrs Nancy Rattner

Administration and Fundraising

Ms Tess Harris (Chief Executive)
Mrs Madeleine Martin (Fundraising Manager)
Mrs Jane Pugh (Community Engagement Manager)
Mrs Susan Muirhead (Community Support Manager)

Office

Phone: 020 7387 0543
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Address: 91 Royal College Street, London NW1 0SE