Parkinson’s disease is a progressive neurological condition, which means symptoms develop gradually over time. While everyone experiences Parkinson’s differently, understanding the general stages can help people better prepare for changes and access the right support.
Read more “Stages of Parkinson’s”
In August, an endurance challenge will take place that combines physical resilience with charitable purpose — a solo swim across the English Channel from England to France.
The distance is approximately 33,796 metres, and the conditions are widely regarded as some of the most demanding in open water swimming. Cold temperatures, strong tides, and unpredictable conditions make the Channel one of the most challenging crossings in the world.
Read more “Swimming the English Channel for Charity”
On 4 April 2026, Hullbridge Parkinson’s Cafe will celebrate an important milestone — 8 years of supporting people living with Parkinson’s, as well as carers and families, in Hullbridge and the wider Essex area.
Read more “Hullbridge Parkinson’s Cafe Celebrates 8 Years”
Living with Parkinson’s can bring a range of challenges that affect both physical health and emotional wellbeing. While medical treatment plays an important role, many people find that community support is just as valuable in helping them maintain confidence, independence and quality of life.
Read more “How Community Support Helps People Living with Parkinson’s”
If you would like to support people affected by Parkinson’s, you can donate directly to Parkinson’s UK.
Donate via Parkinson’s UKHullbridge Parkinson’s Cafe does not collect donations directly.