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Introducing Lifetime Membership at Parkinson’s Ireland

The charity has moved from its current annual membership model to lifetime membership for a once-off payment of €50. We will be facilitating phased payments for anyone who wishes to avail of this.

As a charity, we measure success on the services that we deliver and outcomes rather than our overall income. We hope to reach as many people with Parkinson’s and their loved ones as possible and maximise engagement with our services and supports. Existing members will be receiving their renewal invoice with details of payment options.

The benefits of membership include:

Supportive services and resources
• Access to specialist support including the Parkinson’s Disease nurse helpline and dietician callback service, helping you with questions about symptoms, treatment and daily living with Parkinson’s.
Information and education through webinars, newsletters, magazines and informational leaflets to help you understand and manage the condition.
• A national network of branches and local groups where members can meet others, take part in activities and build social support locally.

Activities and community engagement
• Members can take part in online and in-person activities such as exercise classes, yoga, singing, webinars, newly diagnosed programmes and other social or wellbeing events that aim to improve quality of life.
• Being part of a community that connects you with others who understand Parkinson’s and offers peer support.

Advocacy
• Your membership helps support advocacy work that raises awareness and pushes for better healthcare services, policy changes and improved access to care for people with Parkinson’s across Ireland.

Research Bulletin
• Members receive updates and insights on Parkinson’s research efforts via our quarterly Research Bulletin.

Newsletter and Magazine
• Members receive a weekly newsletter to keep you up to date with events, supports, classes and other opportunities tailored to members. Members also receive a quarterly magazine.

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