Leyland Ping Pong Parkinson’s - Table Tennis Therapy

09/06/2026

Another very enjoyable - Table Tennis Therapy session on Saturday morning at Leyland St Andrews Church Hall when we introduced our 6th 🏓 table offering gentle exercise, fun & friendships for people living with Dementia , Parkinson’s or Alzheimers 🏓👏Table Tennis England -

07/06/2026

In our new free online series ’Dementia: what next?’ dementia specialist Admiral Nurses will take you through the next steps after a diagnosis.

23/05/2026

Everyone is welcome to the hospice grounds from 6pm to enjoy a host of entertainment and activities, to take part in remembrance opportunities, and to stock up on sparkly accessories from our stalls. The 6-mile and 8-mile challenges both start at 8pm, (you can choose which route to take part in on t...

06/05/2026

Looking forward to helping host this special event for the South Ribble Dementia Community Connection - SRDCC as part of the National Dementia Action Week 2026

27/04/2026

In our new free online series ’Dementia: what next?’ dementia specialist Admiral Nurses will take you through the next steps after a diagnosis.

24/04/2026

What a wonderful & very enjoyable 12 Hour Table Tennis Marathon yesterday at St Andrews Leyland Church Hall as part of when we were joined by the President of Table Tennis England Jill Parker & Don Parker along with representatives from Parkinson's UK & Dementia UK 🏓 👏 - Therapy

19/04/2026

Counting down to World Table Tennis Day on Thursday when our Leyland Ping Pong Parkinson’s Group & supporters will be taking part in our 12 hour 🏓 Marathon at the Leyland St Andrews Church Hall raising funds for Parkinson's UK & Dementia UK , we are also looking forward to welcoming our special guests in the Mayor of South Ribble Borough Council Cllr Paul Wharton - Hardman & the President of Table Tennis England Jill Parker & Don Parker 👏🏓👏

11/04/2026

As it’s I just want to give a big shout out to everyone involved with the wonderful groups around the 🌍 👏🏓👏

06/03/2026

27/01/2026

"People with Parkinson's appreciate that time spent outside of the home for medical necessity, planned or emergency, can negatively impact people's lives. I have personally experienced the impact of ill-informed decisions."

The Parkinson's Away-From-Home kit has been created in partnership with people with Parkinson’s and carers. You never know when you might need to go into hospital, so it's a good idea to prepare in case of an emergency stay.

"In order to support people with preparation and management of such events people with 'lived experience have created the Away-From-Home kit.

"A combination of practical equipment and guidance reflecting your individual needs communicating the management of your health to prevent avoidable harm."

Explore our range of tools to help people with Parkinson’s advocate for their Parkinson’s medications on time, every time, in hospital.

Click to find out more: https://prksn.uk/3YqZrDe