The Parkinson’s Self Help Group (PSHG) in Airdrie, North Lanarkshire was established in 1989, as a Scottish Charity by people with Parkinson’s disease and their families to support each other to cope with the effects of the disease and the impact of it on their lives. In the last 20 years we have adapted and grown, and are proud to be recognised as a leading provider of support and services to people whose lives are affected by Parkinson's Disease and other neurological conditions.
The PSHG offers:
You don’t need to face Parkinson’s alone. Support is available for everyone affected by this condition; whether you are a sufferer, a family member, friend or carer. The PSHG offers a comfortable haven to take a breather or enjoy social activities and companionship from people who understand.
Our Annual Burn’s Lunch was Thursday 26th January, in the Gartsherrie club, COATBRIDGE.
After piping in the haggis we were served a delicious lunch of Haggis, neeps and tatties...
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Our Respite Lounge is now open 5 days per week in the Weaver’s Cottages, from 10am until 2pm. Our ex-Carers all undertook REHIS training and are staffing the Lounge voluntarily, serving hot...
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Look out for our Tia Chi class starting back on Thursday 9th February, 11am -12 noon, in the new building, sponsored by Discovery Awards.
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