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Number of accessible defibrillator activations via 999 calls: 402

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Paul's legacy

Accessible defibrillator provision and basic life support training for EVERYBODY.

On 29 January 2022, Paul Alan Parish, suffered a sudden cardiac arrest whilst enjoying a match at his beloved Fulham Football Club. His daughter and our Founder, Clare, was by his side — and didn’t know what to do to help him.

Clare says "One of my biggest regrets in life is not learning Basic Life Support (BLS) skills before that day and not being able to help my Dad when he went in to cardiac arrest. I have now trained over 2,500 people in BLS skills, in his name, to empower people to become confident in recognising a cardiac arrest, performing CPR and using a defibrillator; ensuring that nobody has to live with the same regret."

Every community deserves the chance to save lives

  • 70+ defibrillators across the UK

  • 5 lives saved

Every penny donated to our charity funds accessible defibrillators and training kits to bring lifesaving opportunities to more communities.

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Walk or run to save lives

Fundraise for us by walking or running one of many organised events across the country. 

Our impact

Basic Life Support training - Accessible emergency equipment - Rescue ready communities

2,748 people trained

in Basic Life Support (BLS) skills since April 2023.

74 accessible defibrillators

Installed in communities across England.

Awareness

Working with local authorities and educating businesses on the importance of accessible defibrillators.

Building emergency-ready communities

We provide free CPR and defibrillator confidence training to individuals and fund accessible emergency equipment to help people act quickly in a medical emergency when every second counts.

© 2026 by The Paul Alan Project

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Charity no. 1204668

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