Parkinson's UK, Nottingham Social Group
Nottingham Group social meeting
Welcome to our Nottingham group!
We meet on the third Wednesday of the month (except Jan & June), 1:30 - 3:30pm at St Judes Church Hall, 405 Woodborough Rd, Nottingham NG3 5HE. The venue is easy to get to and offers plenty of parking.
We provide a friendly and informal social opportunity for anyone affected by Parkinson's. You will have the opportunity to meet other people living with Parkinson's as well as their family, friends and carers. We are here to support anyone affected by Parkinson's!
The group is run by local volunteers, who all have experience of Parkinson's and we offer an understanding and warm welcome to everyone. Whether you come to one meeting a year or more often, our door is open and we would love to see you!
In addition to offering a social opportunity to chat and make new friends, we also host a regular programme of events including exercise classes, speakers, outings and lunches. We hope to offer something for everyone!
If you are on social media, you can give us a follow in Twitter by heading to @puknottingham or Facebook.
To find out more about our group, and the activities we offer please email puk.nottingham@gmail.com.
Who to contact
- Telephone
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0800 108 8335 (Branch contact, Monday-Friday 9am-5pm)
0844 225 3749 (Parkinson's UK information and Support Worker, Monday-Friday 9am-5pm)
0808 800 0303 (National Helpline, Monday-Friday 9am-8pm and Saturday 10am-2pm) - rcrawley@parkinsons.org.uk
- Website
- Nottingham Parkinsons' Group Website
Where to go
- Name
- St Jude's Church Hall
- Address
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405 Woodborough Road
Nottingham
- Postcode
- NG3 5HE
When is it on?
- When is it on
- 3rd Wednesday of the month, 1.30pm-3.30pm
- Time of day
- Afternoon
- Day(s)
- Wednesday
Other Details
Availability
- Other notes
At Parkinson's UK we empower and support thousands of people living with the condition to take control.
We inspire health and social care professionals to help drive better care.
And we steer ground-breaking research to improve treatments and to find a cure - in years rather than decades.
- Related links
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National Parkinsons' website