Volunteer your time
Our work to find a
cure and improve life for everyone affected by Parkinson's would
not be possible without our volunteers.
There are many ways to get involved:
Volunteer with a local group
Volunteering with one of our local
groups is a good way to meet new people and get involved with
the local community.
Our groups are run locally and offer information, social
activities and practical help. They fundraise for local and
national activities and also raise awareness of Parkinson's.
Contact the branch and volunteer support officer in your region to find out about volunteering
opportunities near you.
Fundraise
Volunteering for me is not only a way of saying thank you, it also gives me an immense sense of purpose.
You could hold your own event
- either turn your favourite sporting event into a fundraising
activity or hold a social event to raise funds. How about
a Party for Parkinson's?
Our work is totally dependent on donations. Whether you raise £5
or £500, you can make a difference.
There are also lots of events you can
take part in - from walking events right up to adventurous sports.
If you can't take part yourself, why not volunteer to cheer
other people on?
Campaign
Join our National Campaigns Network
to get regular updates about our national campaigning work and find
out how you can get involved.
Together we can fight for a fairer deal for people affected by
Parkinson's.
Share your story with the media
Do you have a story to share? If you have Parkinson's or you're
a carer or health or social care professional, we are always
looking for people like you who are willing to share your story with the media
Get involved in research
Without your support our research towards a cure for Parkinson's
could not happen. There's a variety of ways in which you can
get involved in our research
Cards for Good Causes
We need volunteers each year in the run up to Christmas to work
in local Cards for Good Causes shops
where our charity cards are sold.
Our volunteers
Meet some of our volunteers and
supporters and find out why they decided to volunteer their
time.
Find out more
Contact the branch and volunteer support officer in your region to find out about volunteering
opportunities local to you.
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