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2800 W Cheltenham Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19150, USA
Join Yoga instructor Steven Brice from Yoga4Philly, every Wednesday at 10:00 am as he takes stude...
3300 Davisville Rd, Hatboro, PA 19040, USA
Everyone impacted by Parkinson’s, including family and friends, are welcome… no dance...
3050 Ridge Pike, Norristown, PA 19403, USA
Lower Providence Presbyterian Church 2nd Wednesday of each month, 10:30am to 11:30am In-person (m...
2300 Linglestown Road, Harrisburg, PA, USA
Giant Food Store Community Center 6pm to 8p.m. Third Thursday of each month Contact Marion Kanenson
931 Centennial Blvd, Voorhees Township, NJ, USA
Contact Corlynn Hullfish at 856-968-8581Contact Corlynn Hullfish at 856-968-8581
130 South 9th Street, Philadelphia, PA, USA
215.952.9179215.952.9179
Research has shown that regular exercise can slow the progression of Parkinson’s disease, a...
300 Biddle Ave, Newark, DE 19702, United States
302-733-1018302-733-1018
Contact: Stacy Gandia 4th Friday of the month at 12pm  
501 W 14th St, Wilmington, DE 19801
302-428-6673302-428-6673
Room 5500 Contact: Tara Babe
Philadelphia, PA, USA
Women’s Group Center City, Philadelphia Contact: Lori Katz, lorikldtc@aol.com   Early ...
7 Carnegie Plaza, Cherry Hill, NJ 08003
Contact: Lisa Hughey
23 N Juniata St, Lewistown, PA 17044, USA
717-513-9369717-513-9369
Bethel AME Church Ministries Contact: Eleanor Roth
Luthern Church Rehoboth Beach, DE, USA
Lutheran Church Contact: Patricia Slygh or Dennis Leebel
300 Biddle Avenue, Conner Building, Newark, DE 19702
Springside Plaza, Connor Building, Ste. 101 Contact: Stacy Gandia
100 S Main St, Newark, DE, USA
302-659-4500302-659-4500
100 S. Main Street, Building C, Ste 106 Contact: Cynthia Huffine
755 Ogletown Stanton Rd, Newark, DE 19713
Lobby Conference Room, 1100 Contact: Christina Cook
450 South College Avenue, Newark, DE, USA
STAR Building, 540 S College Ave. Contact: Marge Fleming-Smith
Willingboro Public Library NJ
609-877-6668609-877-6668
Willingboro Public Library Contact: Melissa Larkin
St. Charles Borromeo Church Sicklerville NJ
St. Charles Borromeo Church Contact: Jim Schultice
Masonville Methodist Church Mount Laurel NJ
Masonville Methodist Church Contact: Wendy Schmidt
The Health Center at Beckett Building NJ
856-467-6205856-467-6205
The Health Center at Beckett Building Contact: Antoinette Shields or Mide Babalola  
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Person With Parkinsons

Take One Step.

When you have Parkinson’s, you know that sitting and waiting doesn’t solve much.  We’ll help you get inspired and get going – one step at a time. Why not now?

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Source: Emma Lee for Newsworks

Take One Step.

When you have Parkinson’s, you know that sitting and waiting doesn’t solve much.  We’ll help you get inspired and get going – one step at a time. Why not now?

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Source: Emma Lee for Newsworks

Care Partners & Family Members

You’re In This Together.

When someone close to you has Parkinson’s, your life changes.  Here’s how you can help them, and yourself.

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Community Partners

Welcome to the movement.

Family and community are why we get up in the morning. 

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  • The Parkinson Council is dedicated to helping our neighbors impacted by Parkinson’s.  Yes, we’re local, and proud of it. We fund research, education and programs at world-renowned institutions here in Greater Philadelphia. This laser, local focus helps impact many lives. And makes us a little different from bigger, equally worthy national organizations. If you live with Parkinson’s, or care for someone who does, we can help you find community, inspiration, and hope. Right here, where you live.

    Learn More About Why We’re Local

Welcome to the movement.

At Penn, scientists are doing breakthrough research. At the Y, PD patients are doing the rumba. This is why we get up in the morning.

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  • At Penn, scientists are doing groundbreaking research. At the Y, people with PD are hip-hop dancing.  This is why we get up in the morning.

    The Parkinson Council is dedicated to helping our neighbors affected by Parkinson’s.  Yes, we’re local, and proud of it. We fund research, education and programs at world-renowned institutions here in Greater Philadelphia. This laser, local focus helps impact many lives. And makes us a little different from bigger, equally worthy national organizations. If you live with PD, or care for someone who does, we can help you find community, inspiration, and hope. Right here, where you live.

    Learn More About Why We’re Local

Healthcare Professionals

One day at a time.

Treating patients with Parkinson’s is a long journey. But thanks in part to research happening here in Greater Philadelphia, it’s a more hopeful one.

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  • We’re lucky to live in one of the great healthcare centers in the U.S, so you can get expert care right here. And of course, there’s even more support online.

    Find Resources For Persons With Parkinson’s

One day at a time.

Treating patients with Parkinson’s is a long journey. But thanks in part to research happening here in Greater Philadelphia, it’s a more hopeful one.

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