We’re pleased to announce our continued partnership with the Clinical Pharmacy Congress and to be attending CPC London 2026 in May. For the sixth year running, the team at CPC has chosen us to be their nominated charity, recognising the importance of championing the profession’s charity and helping us to raise awareness of how we support our pharmacy family.
Why we partner with the Clinical Pharmacy Congress
Our partnership with the Clinical Pharmacy Congress (CPC) enables us to have direct contact with people across the profession who may need to hear about our free and confidential support services and the wide variety of wellbeing support we offer (such as our Wellbeing Learning Platform, A Dose of Wellbeing podcast and wellbeing resources).
The congress is also supporting our much-needed fundraising drive by making a significant donation of £1,500. All funds raised go directly towards supporting our pharmacy family through our vital support services.
Danielle Hunt, our Chief Executive, says of the partnership: “We very much value our ongoing partnership with the CPC, who year after year remains committed to championing our work and supporting us in our vision for no one in our pharmacy family to face challenging times without us by their side. And a huge congratulations on the 15th anniversary of such a brilliant event!”
Laura Shapiro, Portfolio Director at the Clinical Pharmacy Congress adds: “Partnering with Pharmacist Support means working with a charity that provides invaluable help and support to the sector and we are grateful for everything they do. We are excited to raise awareness and funds to support Pharmacist Support and share their incredible work.”
Where you’ll find us at CPC London 2026
Our stand: come and chat to us about how we can support you and your pharmacy team’s wellbeing at stand H53 in the exhibition hall.
Theatre session: Leading through change: supporting wellbeing for yourself and your team
Friday 8th May, 12.45 – 13.30, Strategy & Policy Forum
In this session, we join Helen Ireland (Pharmacy Workforce Lead at University Hospitals Bristol and Weston) and Aileen O’Hare (Churchill Fellow at Churchill Fellowship) to understand the impact of wellbeing on workforce performance and share practical strategies that managers can implement to boost positive mental health and resilience in their teams.
Theatre session: Addressing burnout and managing wellbeing: best practices for building a healthy and happy workplace
Friday 8th May, 14.30 – 15.00, Strategy & Policy Forum
In this session, we’ll be sharing practices that can be quickly and easily implemented to help address some of the underlying causes of burnout, as well as looking at creating a longer-term strategy that supports individuals to be healthy and happy in the workplace.
15 Years of Clinical Pharmacy Congress
We’re also very excited to join in the celebrations of 15 Years of Clinical Pharmacy Congress! We very much value the support that the CPC team has given us over the years – from free stand space and opportunities to raise awareness of our charity, to speaker sessions and fundraising opportunities (raising over £7,000 in donations from CPC and event attendees). Head over to the photo wall to see photos of the fun we’ve had over the past 15 years (including biking around the exhibition hall and sponsored leg waxing!).
How to attend CPC London
We look forward to seeing you all at the Clinical Pharmacy Congress in London on 8th – 9th May for the two-day event packed full of keynote speakers, sessions, training and networking opportunities.
Register for your free place at CPC London!
Free places are only available for registered healthcare professionals working in a public or private healthcare setting. Find out if you qualify for a free pass.
