Welcome to "A Walk in the Park for Parkinson's"
This event is kindly supported by Home Instead
Join us for ‘A Walk in the Park for Parkinson’s’ to raise awareness and funds for Parkinson’s Ireland on Saturday, September 21st at 11am. Taking place in various locations across the country, please show your support by attending our fundraiser for what we hope will be a positive and encouraging event.
Parkinson’s Disease is the fastest growing neurological condition, with numbers set to double by 2040. Approximately 18,000 people in Ireland are living with Parkinson’s Disease and we need your help for us to continue to provide support and assistance to those with PD, their care partners, loved ones and health professionals.
Parkinson’s Ireland has a range of national and local services throughout the country. These services include our freephone Parkinson’s nurse helpline, online classes and local in-person exercise classes and support groups.
What is “A Walk in the Park”?
About Parkinson’s Ireland
- There are approximately 18,000 people living with PD in Ireland. This is projected to double by 2040. PD is a progressive neurological condition which causes a variety of motor and non-motor symptoms. There is currently no cure for PD.
- Parkinson’s Ireland (PI) provides a range of services and supports, both locally and nationally to people living with PD, their families and care partners.
- Our work also includes raising awareness of the condition, providing information and advice, research, and advocating on a variety of issues which impact on people with PD, their families and care partners.
Danette Connolly, Rory Fagan, Ruth Delaney, Lorraine McLaughlin, Shane O’Brien and Serena Treacy at Parkinson’s Ireland ‘A Walk in the Park for Parkinson’s’ launch at Merrion Square, Dublin. Photo by Siobhan Taylor.
About Home Instead
- Home Instead is Ireland’s leading provider of home care services, committed to their mission to enhance the lives of ageing adults and their families.
- Home Instead empowers ageing adults to maintain their independence and dignity within the familiar comforts of home. Their dedicated CAREGivers play an integral role in delivering exceptional care and support to clients and their families.
- Visit HomeInstead.ie