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Local branch and support group of Parkinson’s UK in the Amersham, High Wycombe and surrounding area of South Buckinghamshire. We aim to bring together people with Parkinson’s, their partners, carers and other family members and we aim to help improve the well-being of everyone in our area affected by the condition.
10.30- 12.30 Third Tuesday of the Month.
Third Thursday of the Month 10:30-12:00
The Cafés are very informal and are for everyone affected by Parkinson’s – including spouses, partners, family members and carers. Drop in, no need to book or let us know you are coming. Mutual support and encouragement, and a chance to share tips and experiences. Make new friends and catch up with old friends.
Horizon Rehabilitation is a team of experts helping people with neurological conditions and movement difficulties
MedicAlert is the UK’s only charity medical ID services provider. We provide access to our members’ vital medical information in an emergency, to ensure they receive fast and appropriate care based on their medical requirements. The peace of mind of wearing a MedicAlert ID can support the confidence to be more physically and socially active, and to remain as independent as possible. This supports improved physical and mental health.
They are very informal and are for everyone affected by Parkinson’s — including spouses, partners, family members and carers:
Spouses, partners and other family carers often say they would like to spend time with other carers to share their experiences and hints and tips. So we can arrange a “carers corner” for 30 minutes or so during each meeting for everyone who wants to participate.
We meet on at 10.30am on the third Thursday of every month:
The Dove Café,
St. Thomas Church,
Mayflower Way,
Beaconsfield,
HP9 1UF
Wycombe Wanderers
Our Keep Moving Forward Wellbeing Walk gives participants the opportunity to meet a friendly group of people who are all on a recovery journey. The walk helps to keep people active whilst walking and talking with people who can support them. It is a very relaxed environment and we even stop for a cup of tea on the way around.
The Wellbeing Walk takes place every Tuesday from 11:00am – 1:00 pm and begins at the Wycombe Lido, just by the car park a little way up from the tennis courts.
There is no need to book on to the walks, you can simply turn up on the day, and there is no cost to take part.
They are very informal and are for everyone affected by Parkinson’s — including spouses, partners, family members and carers:
Spouses, partners and other family carers often say they would like to spend time with other carers to share their experiences and hints and tips. So we can arrange a “carers corner” for 30 minutes or so during each meeting for everyone who wants to participate.
We meet at 10.30am on the third Tuesday of every month:
The Ark Cafe,
Marlow Methodist Church,
31 Spittal Street,
Marlow,
SL7 3HJ
We’re your charity, and together we’re bringing forward the day when no one fears Parkinson’s.