Fife Parkinson's has something for everyone
Meeting once a month, this is our group 'flagship event' when we come together and have a good time. There are plenty of activities for everyone, so why not join us?
The Bridge Centre 11 Falkland Place Glenrothes KY7 5NS
On the 2nd Thursday of the month between 12 and 3pm
Meet with others who care for someone with Parkinson's. Relax with friends who share your experiences. Discuss issues in confidence.
Caulders Garden Centre, Cupar KY15 4RB
On the second Tuesday of the month between 11am and 12 Midday.
A meeting place for people with Parkinson's, their family and friends to drop in for an informal chat over a cuppa. We will also be inviting guest speakers to talk about Parkinson's related topics.
The Cosmos Community Centre Abbey Walk St Andrews
The last Monday of the month 11:00 to 12:30 (except July and December)
We get together on the second Thursday of the month between 12 Noon and 3pm although we do take a summer break in July and August.
We meet at:
The Bridge Centre
Adjacent to the Bridge Cafe
Kingdom Shopping Centre
Falkland Place
Glenrothes
KY7 5NS
The closest available parking is the Kingdom Centre car park - just off North Street in Glenrothes.
The car park is free but is restricted to three hours. Alternatively, you can drop your passengers off and park at the £1 all day car park just around the corner and after the meeting enjoy some shopping.
For a small admission fee, you can enjoy:
Meeting in a comfortable and secure venue
A light lunch
Space to sit, relax and chat
A Tai Chi class
Singing Therapy
Arts and Crafts
Complimentary Therapies including Massage and Reflexology
Table Tennis, Board Games, Bingo and Quizzes
Meeting in St Andrews and Rosyth
These are meeting places for people with Parkinson's, their family and friends to drop in for an informal chat over a cuppa. We also invite guest speakers to talk about Parkinson's related topics.
The pop up cafe can be found at the Cosmos Community Centre, Abbey Walk, St Andrews and is on the last Monday of the month apart from in July and December.
Cosmos Community Centre, Abbey Walk, St Andrews KY16 9LB
last Monday of the month apart from in July and December.
The pop up cafe can be found at the EATS Living Room Cafe, 115a Queensferry Road, Rosyth and is on the last Wednesday of the month apart from July and December.
EATS Living Room Cafe, 115a Queensferry Road, Rosyth, KY 11 2PS
last Wednesday of the month apart from July and December.
If you are caring for someone with Parkinson's and you could do with some time away so that you can recharge your batteries, the carers cafe in Cupar is the place for you. This group is just for carers where you can relax with friends who share your experiences. It's a place where you can discuss all aspects of caring for someone with Parkinson's in complete confidence.
Caulders Garden Centre, Cupar. KY15 4RB
The group meets on the second Tuesday of the month 11am - 12pm
Our Walking Group meets every other week for a stroll through the lovely Fife countryside, usually followed by a light lunch. The walks are open to anyone with Parkinson's and their supporters.
The group meets every other Friday and the well organised walks are suitable for all abilities because we all have good days and bad days. Our walks vary in distance and are mostly on the level with small inclines. On some of the longer walks we have a car at the midway point to take anyone to the finish if required. We walk throughout Fife trying to find interesting walks and scenery. After our walk we try to finish at a café for refreshments.
We have teamed up with Walking Football Scotland and Dunfermline Athletic to bring a weekly session of Walking Football to Fife.
Sessions are at the Pars training ground at Pitreavie Soccer Centre every Friday at 1:30pm.
Enjoy a lively game and whether you use the bumpers or not we won’t be judgmental because we all have good and bad days. It’s the taking part that counts.
We meet once a month, on the third Tuesday of the month, at the Hollywood Bowl in Dunfermline.
This group meets at the Cosmos Centre, St Andrews every Tuesday between 11:15 and 12:15.
All abilities welcome, you don't have to have played before because our team of volunteers will look after you.
We meet every Wednesday at the Abbeyview Bowling Club for a competitive game - but don’t worry because it’s just for fun and all abilities are welcome.
Bowls and coaching are available and we always have time for a break halfway through for a drink and a chat.
The cost is £5.50 per week.
The Coffee and Chat group meet every two weeks to discuss various topics and 'put the world to rights' They sometimes broach the subject of Parkinson`s, but this is not their main talking point.
This is an exclusive ‘members only’ group. To be a member you must have Parkinson’s.
We meet on the first Tuesday of every month in Dunfermline. It is an informal group where we can talk freely about our Parkinson’s, our mental health, coping tips and anything else that we want to share. You know what they say, a problem shared…..
We always feel much more positive and ready to take on the world after our 'get-togethers'.
The Young Onset Parkinson's Group is for people of working age, pre-retirement, who are either still working or are fairly active.
The activities are held mostly in the evening, after work, or at the weekend and include such things as escaping from an Escape Room, Crazy Golf, Go-Karting, Eating Out as well as a regular monthly Zoom meeting.
Meeting on Mondays and Wednesdays. In association with 'Bums Off Seats'.
People from all age groups can take part. Quite simply it involves whole body exercise. But the potential benefits are many, according to medical experts. In particular, people with Parkinson’s can benefit from improved balance and posture, protection for hip and knee joints and better muscle tone.
Find more details at the Bums Off Seats website
https://www.pathsforall.org.uk/walking-for-health/health-walks/health-walk/community-nordic-walking
Or get in touch below
We also have a range of virtual activities, if you'd like to attend please get in touch for joining information
You can find a the full range of activities promoted in the Fife area and beyond by Parkinson's UK below
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An evening of mingling at the Islington and Hackney Parkinson's Cafe.
The Drapers Arms
44 Barnsbury Street
Islington
N1 1ER
Monthly on the last Tuesday
From 18:30 until 20:30
This is a group for people of working age affected by Parkinson's; it's an informal group with no fixed agendas. A safe space for people to meet others with Parkinson's and share experiences.
Roundhouse Bar & Cafe Camden Town
Chalk Farm Road
Camden Town
London
NW1 8EH
Sessions to practice balance training including standing, moving, walking but also whilst sitting, through guided martial arts movements.
Folk at Florence Dock
45 Chatfield Road
London
SW11 3SH
Monthly on the third Monday
From 14:30 until 15:30
Circuit based exercise class for people with stroke or other neurological conditions.
The Garden Room (St Mary's Church)
Upper Street
London
N1 2TX
Weekly every Wednesday
From 15:00 until 16:00
Monthly meet up for people with Parkinson's and their carers on the last Wednesday of every month.
Southwark & Lambeth Monthly Social Gathering
Fox on the Hill - Public House
149 Denmark Hill
Camberwell
SE5 8EH
Monthly on the last Wednesday
From 12:30 until 14:30
Exercise class for people with stroke or other neurological conditions.
Barrecore (Wandsworth)
501A Old York Road
London
SW18 1TF
Weekly every Thursday
From 15:00 until 16:00
Strength and conditioning training for people with Parkinson's.
Charing Cross Sports Club
Aspenlea Road
Hammersmith
London
W6 8LH
Weekly every Thursday
From 12:00 until 13:00
A non-contact boxing class run by experienced coaches qualified by Boxing England and Parkinson’s UK to deliver classes for people with Parkinson’s.
Charing Cross Sports Club
Aspenlea Road
Hammersmith
London
W6 8LH
Weekly every Wednesday
From 17:00 until 18:00
People living with Parkinson’s from across London are invited to attend a regular Tai Chi class which is helping more people to get active in a fun and social way.
Charing Cross Sports Club
Aspenlea Road
Hammersmith
London
W6 8LH
Weekly every Tuesday
From 14:15 until 15:00
People living with Parkinson’s from across London are being invited to a regular aqua aerobics class which is helping more people to get active in a fun and social way.
Charing Cross Sports Club
Aspenlea Road
Hammersmith
London
W6 8LH
Weekly every Wednesday
From 10:00 until 10:45
People living with Parkinson’s in the Chelsea, Kensington and surrounding areas are being invited to try a new walking football session from the Chelsea Football Club (FC) Foundation.
Westway Sports Centre (Pitch 2)
1 Crowthorne Road
London
W10 6RP
Weekly every Monday
From 10:30 until 11:30
This monthly meeting supports all people affected by Parkinson's, including carers and friends, with speakers and entertainers. We have a range of activities.
St Thomas More Hall Swiss Cottage
Maresfield Gardens
Swiss Cottage
London
NW3 5SU
Monthly on the third Tuesday
From 17:00 until 19:00
Inclusive cycling
Herne Hill Velodrome
104 Burbage Road
Herne Hill
London
SE24 9HE
An informal cafe for people of working age affected by Parkinson's.
Riverside Studios Bar
101 Queen Caroline Street
London
W6 9BN
Monthly on the third Tuesday
From 18:00 until 20:30
Chair dancing sessions focused on co-ordination, mobility and gentle exercise.
The Hive Cafe
33 Palace Road
Streatham
SW2 3HS
Monthly on the first Tuesday
From 11:00 until 12:00
A monthly meeting for people to come together to chat over a cup of tea/coffee for support, advice and friendship.
The Hive Cafe
33 Palace Road
Streatham
SW2 3HS
Monthly on the third Tuesday
From 12:00 until 13:30
These online group singing sessions are fun, informal, social and uplifting. Fortnightly, Fridays at 12.30pm. £7 per session. Family and carers welcome.
Sing to Beat Parkinson's Online
Online
Online
London
sw18 3lw
Fortnightly on a Friday
From 12:30 until 13:30
Adaptive Personal Training sessions for individuals with neurological conditions. We can support individuals in their own home or place of choice, such as a gym, studio or outside.
Various locations across Canary Wharf
Various locations
Canary Wharf
E14 4HD
Fully trained and accredited Parkinson's Specialist Personal Trainer available to work with clients on a bespoke basis at their homes in North West London.
Clients' homes in the North West London area
London
London
NW2 3RL
PD Circuits is a high intensity, Parkinson's specific, online circuit training session that promises to build your fitness, strength, coordination, balance and endurance.
Neuro Heroes Online Activity
This takes
Place online
Online
SW19 8ES
Weekly every Wednesday
From 08:30 until 09:30
Fife Parkinson's has something for everyone
Meeting once a month, this is our group 'flagship event' when we come together and have a good time. There are plenty of activities for everyone, so why not join us?
The Bridge Centre 11 Falkland Place Glenrothes KY7 5NS
On the 2nd Thursday of the month between 12 and 3pm
Meet with others who care for someone with Parkinson's. Relax with friends who share your experiences. Discuss issues in confidence.
Caulders Garden Centre, Cupar KY15 4RB
On the second Tuesday of the month between 11am and 12 Midday.
A meeting place for people with Parkinson's, their family and friends to drop in for an informal chat over a cuppa. We will also be inviting guest speakers to talk about Parkinson's related topics.
The Cosmos Community Centre Abbey Walk St Andrews
The last Monday of the month 11:00 to 12:30 (except July and December)
We get together on the second Thursday of the month between 12 Noon and 3pm although we do take a summer break in July and August.
We meet at:
The Bridge Centre
Adjacent to the Bridge Cafe
Kingdom Shopping Centre
Falkland Place
For a small admission fee, you can enjoy:
Meeting in a comfortable and secure venue
A light lunch
Space to sit, relax and chat
A Tai Chi class
Singing Therapy
Arts and Crafts
Complimentary Therapies including Massage and Reflexology
Table Tennis, Board Games, Bingo and Quizzes
Meeting in St Andrews and Rosyth
These are meeting places for people with Parkinson's, their family and friends to drop in for an informal chat over a cuppa. We also invite guest speakers to talk about Parkinson's related topics.
The pop up cafe can be found at the Cosmos Community Centre, Abbey Walk, St Andrews and is on the last Monday of the month apart from in July and December.
Cosmos Community Centre, Abbey Walk, St Andrews KY16 9LB
last Monday of the month apart from in July and December.
The pop up cafe can be found at the EATS Living Room Cafe, 115a Queensferry Road, Rosyth and is on the last Wednesday of the month apart from July and December.
EATS Living Room Cafe, 115a Queensferry Road, Rosyth, KY 11 2PS
last Wednesday of the month apart from July and December.
If you are caring for someone with Parkinson's and you could do with some time away so that you can recharge your batteries, the carers cafe in Cupar is the place for you. This group is just for carers where you can relax with friends who share your experiences. It's a place where you can discuss all aspects of caring for someone with Parkinson's in complete confidence.
Our Walking Group meets every other week for a stroll through the lovely Fife countryside, usually followed by a light lunch. The walks are open to anyone with Parkinson's and their supporters.
The group meets every other Friday and the well organised walks are suitable for all abilities because we all have good days and bad days. Our walks vary in distance and are mostly on the level with small inclines. On some of the longer walks we have a car at the midway point to take anyone to the finish if required. We walk throughout Fife trying to find interesting walks and scenery. After our walk we try to finish at a café for refreshments.
We have teamed up with Walking Football Scotland and Dunfermline Athletic to bring a weekly session of Walking Football to Fife.
Sessions are at the Pars training ground at Pitreavie Soccer Centre every Friday at 1:30pm.
Enjoy a lively game and whether you use the bumpers or not we won’t be judgmental because we all have good and bad days. It’s the taking part that counts.
We meet once a month, on the third Tuesday of the month, at the Hollywood Bowl in Dunfermline.
This group meets at the Cosmos Centre, St Andrews every Tuesday between 11:15 and 12:15.
All abilities welcome, you don't have to have played before because our team of volunteers will look after you.
We meet every Wednesday at the Abbeyview Bowling Club for a competitive game - but don’t worry because it’s just for fun and all abilities are welcome.
Bowls and coaching are available and we always have time for a break halfway through for a drink and a chat.
The cost is £5.50 per week.
The Coffee and Chat group meet every two weeks to discuss various topics and 'put the world to rights' They sometimes broach the subject of Parkinson`s, but this is not their main talking point.
This is an exclusive ‘members only’ group. To be a member you must have Parkinson’s.
We meet on the first Tuesday of every month in Dunfermline. It is an informal group where we can talk freely about our Parkinson’s, our mental health, coping tips and anything else that we want to share. You know what they say, a problem shared…..
We always feel much more positive and ready to take on the world after our 'get-togethers'.
The Young Onset Parkinson's Group is for people of working age, pre-retirement, who are either still working or are fairly active.
The activities are held mostly in the evening, after work, or at the weekend and include such things as escaping from an Escape Room, Crazy Golf, Go-Karting, Eating Out as well as a regular monthly Zoom meeting.
Meeting on Mondays and Wednesdays. In association with 'Bums Off Seats'.
People from all age groups can take part. Quite simply it involves whole body exercise. But the potential benefits are many, according to medical experts. In particular, people with Parkinson’s can benefit from improved balance and posture, protection for hip and knee joints and better muscle tone.
Find more details at the Bums Off Seats website
We also have a range of virtual activities, if you'd like to attend please get in touch for joining information
You can find a the full range of activities promoted in the Fife area and beyond by Parkinson's UK below
Results: 20
An evening of mingling at the Islington and Hackney Parkinson's Cafe.
The Drapers Arms
44 Barnsbury Street
Islington
N1 1ER
Monthly on the last Tuesday
From 18:30 until 20:30
This is a group for people of working age affected by Parkinson's; it's an informal group with no fixed agendas. A safe space for people to meet others with Parkinson's and share experiences.
Roundhouse Bar & Cafe Camden Town
Chalk Farm Road
Camden Town
London
NW1 8EH
Sessions to practice balance training including standing, moving, walking but also whilst sitting, through guided martial arts movements.
Folk at Florence Dock
45 Chatfield Road
London
SW11 3SH
Monthly on the third Monday
From 14:30 until 15:30
Circuit based exercise class for people with stroke or other neurological conditions.
The Garden Room (St Mary's Church)
Upper Street
London
N1 2TX
Weekly every Wednesday
From 15:00 until 16:00
Monthly meet up for people with Parkinson's and their carers on the last Wednesday of every month.
Southwark & Lambeth Monthly Social Gathering
Fox on the Hill - Public House
149 Denmark Hill
Camberwell
SE5 8EH
Monthly on the last Wednesday
From 12:30 until 14:30
Exercise class for people with stroke or other neurological conditions.
Barrecore (Wandsworth)
501A Old York Road
London
SW18 1TF
Weekly every Thursday
From 15:00 until 16:00
Strength and conditioning training for people with Parkinson's.
Charing Cross Sports Club
Aspenlea Road
Hammersmith
London
W6 8LH
Weekly every Thursday
From 12:00 until 13:00
A non-contact boxing class run by experienced coaches qualified by Boxing England and Parkinson’s UK to deliver classes for people with Parkinson’s.
Charing Cross Sports Club
Aspenlea Road
Hammersmith
London
W6 8LH
Weekly every Wednesday
From 17:00 until 18:00
People living with Parkinson’s from across London are invited to attend a regular Tai Chi class which is helping more people to get active in a fun and social way.
Charing Cross Sports Club
Aspenlea Road
Hammersmith
London
W6 8LH
Weekly every Tuesday
From 14:15 until 15:00
People living with Parkinson’s from across London are being invited to a regular aqua aerobics class which is helping more people to get active in a fun and social way.
Charing Cross Sports Club
Aspenlea Road
Hammersmith
London
W6 8LH
Weekly every Wednesday
From 10:00 until 10:45
People living with Parkinson’s in the Chelsea, Kensington and surrounding areas are being invited to try a new walking football session from the Chelsea Football Club (FC) Foundation.
Westway Sports Centre (Pitch 2)
1 Crowthorne Road
London
W10 6RP
Weekly every Monday
From 10:30 until 11:30
This monthly meeting supports all people affected by Parkinson's, including carers and friends, with speakers and entertainers. We have a range of activities.
St Thomas More Hall Swiss Cottage
Maresfield Gardens
Swiss Cottage
London
NW3 5SU
Monthly on the third Tuesday
From 17:00 until 19:00
Inclusive cycling
Herne Hill Velodrome
104 Burbage Road
Herne Hill
London
SE24 9HE
An informal cafe for people of working age affected by Parkinson's.
Riverside Studios Bar
101 Queen Caroline Street
London
W6 9BN
Monthly on the third Tuesday
From 18:00 until 20:30
Chair dancing sessions focused on co-ordination, mobility and gentle exercise.
The Hive Cafe
33 Palace Road
Streatham
SW2 3HS
Monthly on the first Tuesday
From 11:00 until 12:00
A monthly meeting for people to come together to chat over a cup of tea/coffee for support, advice and friendship.
The Hive Cafe
33 Palace Road
Streatham
SW2 3HS
Monthly on the third Tuesday
From 12:00 until 13:30
These online group singing sessions are fun, informal, social and uplifting. Fortnightly, Fridays at 12.30pm. £7 per session. Family and carers welcome.
Sing to Beat Parkinson's Online
Online
Online
London
sw18 3lw
Fortnightly on a Friday
From 12:30 until 13:30
Adaptive Personal Training sessions for individuals with neurological conditions. We can support individuals in their own home or place of choice, such as a gym, studio or outside.
Various locations across Canary Wharf
Various locations
Canary Wharf
E14 4HD
Fully trained and accredited Parkinson's Specialist Personal Trainer available to work with clients on a bespoke basis at their homes in North West London.
Clients' homes in the North West London area
London
London
NW2 3RL
PD Circuits is a high intensity, Parkinson's specific, online circuit training session that promises to build your fitness, strength, coordination, balance and endurance.
Neuro Heroes Online Activity
This takes
Place online
Online
SW19 8ES
Weekly every Wednesday
From 08:30 until 09:30
The closest available parking is the Kingdom Centre car park - just off North Street in Glenrothes.
The car park is free but is restricted to three hours. Alternatively, you can drop your passengers off and park at the £1 all day car park just around the corner and after the meeting enjoy some shopping.
Caulders Garden Centre, Cupar. KY15 4RB
The group meets on the second Tuesday of the month 11am - 12pm
Or get in touch below
Online
Wednesday
Even with a tremor you can take good pictures! Learn about techniques, composition or just enjoy sharing your photographs once a month.
Online
Monthly - get in touch for more information
This group meets on most Thursdays to enjoy tailored exercise to music, either seated or standing which is provided by our partners Shaper Caper.
Online
Thursdays
