Get involved in research
Research can't happen without your support. Find out how you can get involved in research and help us find a cure for Parkinson's.
Research Support Network
Everyone can play a part in the search for a cure for Parkinson's. The more people who get involved, the faster we'll get there.
Our Research Support Network (RSN) brings together people driven to help find a cure and better treatments for Parkinson’s.
Whether you have Parkinson's or not, there are many ways to get involved. Join the network today to:
- get connected to research and the scientists carrying it out
- take part in clinical trials and studies
- have your say on what research is needed and how it is done
Join our Research Support Network
Our Research Support Network connects you to the latest research news, events and opportunities by email.
If you have any questions, get in touch at [email protected] or call 020 7963 9398.
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What's on offer through the Network?
Opportunities to take part in local research. From trialling new treatments to filling in surveys from the comfort of your own home, there is something to suit everyone.
People with Parkinson's are the experts on the condition - we make sure their voices are heard in research. Discover your role in developing truly transformational new treatments.
Join us in person or online to find out about Parkinson's research and meet the scientists working to deliver new and better treatments.
Our Research Interest Groups are made up of people affected by Parkinson's and researchers. They're a great place to find out about the latest developments and ways to get involved.
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Other ways to support research
You can help groundbreaking research where the results won’t just be seen in the lab.
The Brain Bank allows people with and without Parkinson's to leave their brains to Parkinson's research.
People powered research
Ever wondered how people affected by Parkinson's can help shape research?
Find out how we are working to unite people affected by the condition and researchers to help accelerate breakthroughs in research.
What type of research is happening now? And how might you be able to get involved?
Find out more by joining us this October for Par-Con, our free online conference about Parkinson's research, for everyone in the Parkinson's community.