
Parkinson’s awareness week surrounds World Parkinson’s day on 11 April. Parkinson’s UK are making plans for 2022 on how to increase understanding of Parkinson’s as a serious condition. Follow our social media feeds for updates via Facebook and Twitter (@slypn).
Newsletter October 2021
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Popping for Parkinson’s thanks to the National Lottery
Thanks to funding from The National Lottery, Simone Sistarelli is able to run our much loved Popping for Parkinson's, face to face classes return in September...
Newsletter September 2021
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Walk for 5k May for Neuroscience
Thank you to everyone who walked with us last Saturday in aid of Mark's fundraiser for The Neurosciences Foundation. Our donations have already raised over £335. If you would like to pledge a donation, please click the link below and prefix your name with "WW" for...
Popping for Parkinson’s funded by The National Lottery
Simone Sistarelli's Popping Classes are funded by The National Lottery funding, read more about its impact here. https://www.national-lottery.co.uk/life-changing/project-popping-for-parkinsons?icid=lich-212:bd:6:tnls-gc:tnl:lich-prpofopa-855:in:btn
Newsletter May 2021
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Virtual coffee ahead of World Parkinson’s Day
Our regular coffee meet takes place at 11am on Saturday 10 April ahead of World Parkinson's Day on Sunday. If you would like to join us for the first time, please contact Sarah Webb via sarah.webb@slypn.org.uk
World Parkinson’s Day – 11 April 2021
With another lockdown World Parkinson's Day, Parkinson's UK are holding a live event. Click the link below if you're keen to learn about the latest developments in Parkinson’s research, hear from healthcare professionals and people with Parkinson's about how they...
Newsletter April 2021
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PD Nurse guest speaker
Alison Leake, Parkinson's Disease Nurse very kindly joined us for today's virtual coffee morning. Alison works at St George's Hospital. We had a very interesting discussion and shared our experiences and recommendations. Please see the link below for a Symptom...