Local group virtual activities for everyone
Here’s a list of all the virtual activities you can access wherever you live. Just get in touch to sign up.
We’ll update this page as we get new information about other activities.
If you have an activity that you would like to add to this list please email [email protected]
Online activities
Run by Parkinson's UK
- Black, Asian, Arab and Mixed Heritage support network meeting (online)
- Hertfordshire Keep On Moving Working Age Group
- LGBTQIA+ network meeting
- Online Carers Support Group
- Online Working Age/Newly Diagnosed Carers Support Group via Zoom
- The Alex Project, Macclesfield Branch
Run by a third party
- Michael J Fox Foundation's Online Global Buddy Network
- No Silver Bullet Online Support Group: webinar series
- Parkinson's Africa Virtual Support Group: for people affected by Parkinson's from across the world with Black African ancestry
Run by Parkinson's UK
- Active Parkinson's exercise class, Canterbury Branch
- Loud and Clear, Salisbury Branch
- Online Speech Therapy, Southampton Branch
- Online Tai Chi, Southampton Branch
- Qigong Ba Duan Jin, Guildford and South Surrey Branch
Run by a third party
- Aimi McGeough's Parkinson's Exercise Class: Online
- Boxing for Parkinson's Online, Olympia Boxing
- Neuro Moves Online, LPM Dance for Health
- Online Health and Fitness Programme for People with Parkinson's
- Online Parkinson's Exercise Group, Mobile Neuro Physio
- Online Social Singalong
- Parkinson's Art Academy
- Parkinson's Boxercise on Zoom, Envolve Wellness
- Parkinson's Mindfulness drop-in sessions
- PD Warrior online class, Hallamshire Physiotherapy
- Ready Steady Move! Meryl Kiddier
- Sing For Better Health
- Singing for Parkinson’s Online
First Steps
First Steps is a free online programme designed for people recently diagnosed with Parkinson's. The programme will help you take the first steps in processing your diagnosis, find out what information and support are available, and start living well with Parkinson’s.
We hope that at the end of the programme, you will feel more knowledgeable, supported, and positive about the future. A diagnosis of Parkinson's has an impact on family and friends, as well as the person with Parkinson's, so you're welcome to bring along a family member or friend to take part with you.
Groups take place on different dates and times throughout the year.