Welcome
to the Connecticut Chapter of the
American Parkinson Disease Association
Click the links to find out about:
WALK FOR PARKINSON'S DISEASE OF WILTON
 Scheduled to be held on Sat. Sept. 27th, from 1-4 p.m., at Allen's Meadows, 426 Danbury Road, Wilton. Walk is in memory of Elaine Fox and is co-chaired by her grandson Brett Bassock as well as the Wilton High School National Honor Society. Proceeds to benefit the Connecticut Chapter of the APDA for research and supportive services. For information and registration form, click on Events.
To make an online Walk donation (or for any other general donations), click below. Thank you!
The
American Parkinson Disease Association, Inc.(APDA) is a national
organization that seeks to "Ease the Burden and Find the Cure"
for Parkinson's disease. Founded in 1961, APDA focuses its energies
on research, patient and family services, and education.
The
Connecticut Chapter of the APDA is a grass roots organization which
provides:
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Assistance with outreach, awareness and educational programs
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Organization of fund-raisers, like annual Walk-a-thons, which
support services in the state and research across the country
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Acceptance of donations from individuals and groups made in memory
or honor of Parkinson’s patients
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Coordination of volunteer efforts within the Parkinson community
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Chapter is affiliated with the Information and Referral Center
located at the Hospital of Saint Raphael in New Haven, CT. The
Center offers a variety of programs and services to help you and
your loved ones affected by Parknson's live life to its fullest
potential.
The Center's free services include:
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A telephone helpline (203-789-3936 and toll-free 1-877-282-7328) for
information and assistance
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Referrals to important community resources
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Counseling and advocacy
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Newsletters, handbooks, and other materials
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Educational lectures and community programs
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A library of books, videos, and audio tapes
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