Partnership Centre
Partnerships that make the platform better — not noisier.
We are interested in organisations that can improve access, evidence, clinical quality, community reach or long-term support.
Current partner opportunity
Shift is at the clinical-infrastructure commissioning stage.
Shift Some Timber Ltd (company no. 17393135) has built the public education platform and connected member-intelligence layer. We are now selecting the regulated partners required to deliver clinical assessment, prescribing, dispensing, fulfilment and ongoing clinical governance safely.
We are not looking for a badge or a basic affiliate relationship. The aim is a long-term operating partnership that can support a growing men-focused weight-management service while keeping clinical accountability clear and independent.
Pharmacy / prescribing
Regulated prescribing, dispensing, clinical governance, fulfilment and medicine-supply partnerships. Shift is actively selecting the regulated clinical and pharmacy infrastructure that will sit behind the Shift Programme; we are interested in long-term partners who can integrate safely with a digital, member-first platform rather than simply supply a transactional prescription service.
Clinicians
Doctors, pharmacists, dietitians, nurses, psychologists and other appropriately qualified professionals.
Employers
Workplace wellbeing, prevention and sustainable weight-management support.
Charities & community
Men's health, mental health, physical activity and community organisations.
Research
Universities, trial teams, real-world evidence and patient/public involvement.
Sport
Grassroots sport, activity and practical routes into healthier movement.
Referral partners
Services that can improve the user's pathway without creating inappropriate inducement.
Technology
Secure health infrastructure, analytics, accessibility and member-support tools.
What we won't build a partnership around
- Paying for editorial rankings.
- Suppressing legitimate treatment risks.
- Presenting sponsorship as independent medical advice.
- Unregulated prescribing or medicine supply.
- Fake scarcity, miracle claims or aggressive weight-loss marketing.
Relevant financial relationships should be declared. Partnership does not buy control of independent comparison content.