Information and support
Having Parkinson's can feel overwhelming if you don't have the right information and support. We're here to help everyone feel in control of life with Parkinson's.
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Find local services, activities and support
Note: Due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, our in-person events and activities were suspended. Some of our in-person events and activities are now restarting. We're phasing a gradual return. Search to see what activities and groups may be available to you locally, or contact a local member of staff. Some activities have moved online. Join the online community here on Facebook. See more about Parkinson’s and coronavirus on our dedicated page.
We're here for you
We’re here for you throughout the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis. Using our support tool, choose the topics that are important to you. We’ll show you the information that matters to you.
Understanding coronavirus and Parkinson’s
Our priority remains supporting people living with Parkinson’s. That’s why we’ve gathered the facts and guidance to help answer some of your most common questions about coronavirus and Parkinson’s.
Your Magazine
Read real-life stories and interviews, tips from our readers, experts and professionals, and features on what’s been happening in the Parkinson’s community.
Accessible formats and other languages
We produce a range of resources in other languages, as well as accessible formats, such as large print, audio CDs and easy-read.
Younger people have Parkinson's too
Having Parkinson's isn't easy, but we can provide information and support to help you manage your condition.
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What is Parkinson's?
Parkinson's is a progressive neurological condition. This means that it causes problems in the brain and gets worse over time.
There's currently no cure for Parkinson's, but there are lots of different treatments, therapies and support available to help you manage the condition.
Helpline and local advisers
Our helpline and Parkinson's local advisers are here to answer any questions you have about Parkinson's.
Call us on 0808 800 0303.