Fight Parkinson's

Fight Parkinson's By building knowledge about these conditions, we can reduce stigma, and spread awareness about these conditions and their impact on people’s lives.

Fight Parkinson’s is a leading Australian Parkinson's support organisation with a comprehensive health information service, education program and active research and advocacy agenda. Fight Parkinson’s (the new name of Parkinson’s Victoria) is a leading Parkinson's support organisation with a comprehensive health information service, education program and active research and advocacy agenda. We were the first Parkinson’s organisation in Australia to adopt and invest in a best-practice multidisciplinary model of care and employ a highly skilled team of allied health professionals to provide information and support services to the Parkinson’s and Atypical Parkinson’s (PSP, MSA, CBS) community in Victoria as well as education programs nationally. Our evidence-based health education programs and seminars are delivered to people living with Parkinson’s, Young Onset Parkinson’s, Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP), Multiple System Atrophy (MSA) and Corticobasal Syndrome (CBS), as well as aged care and healthcare professionals. Through education, we empower people to seek and use the best strategies, treatments, and therapies to live well with Parkinson’s, PSP, MSA and CBS.

📣 Only 9 days to go until the ParKanDo 2026 Parkinson’s Community Forum! Join your fellow Parkinson’s community members ...
09/10/2026

📣 Only 9 days to go until the ParKanDo 2026 Parkinson’s Community Forum!

Join your fellow Parkinson’s community members this Saturday 17 October 2026, at Newport Community Hub or online via Zoom for a day of inspiration, learning and connection:
✅ Learn more about the latest research in Parkinson’s
✅ Hear from experts at the Department of Health and Fight Parkinson’s
✅ Connect with others in the Parkinson’s community.

Visit https://tr.ee/FMgtV3 to learn more and register for the ParKanDo 2026 Parkinson’s Community Forum.

Staying active and feeling steady on your feet can help you to maintain the lifestyle and hobbies that matter to you. Ou...
07/10/2026

Staying active and feeling steady on your feet can help you to maintain the lifestyle and hobbies that matter to you.

Our next Positive Life session will focus on falls and Parkinson’s, with practical information to help you better understand balance and movement, reduce your risk of falls and build confidence in staying active.

Join us online via Microsoft Teams on Wednesday 14 October, from 10:00am to 11:00am (AEDT).

Find out more and register for free 👉 https://tr.ee/U8CqCl

The Alfred hospital in Melbourne, Victoria is looking for people with early-stage Parkinson’s to participate in an innov...
05/10/2026

The Alfred hospital in Melbourne, Victoria is looking for people with early-stage Parkinson’s to participate in an innovative Phase 1 clinical trial, which could reshape the future care of people living with the condition.

Eligible participants will undergo up to 28 days of clinical assessment while trialing a new Parkinson’s medication called ‘LBT-3627’, which was developed by Longevity Biotech Australia.

There are numerous criteria to qualify for participation in this trial, so please ensure to read the full article on our website.

Visit https://tr.ee/WPSRLU to learn more about the Longevity trial and how you can register your interest in participation.

Living with Multiple System Atrophy (MSA), Lawrie continues to find joy in the things that matter to him, from music and...
02/10/2026

Living with Multiple System Atrophy (MSA), Lawrie continues to find joy in the things that matter to him, from music and family to travelling and staying connected with his community.

Today, on World MSA Day, Lawrie's advice to others living with MSA is this: take each day as it comes and remember that support is there when you need it.

Through Fight Parkinson’s, Lawrie and his wife Sam have connected with support groups, specialist services and information to help them navigate life with MSA.

By sharing stories like Lawrie’s, we hope more people living with MSA, their families and carers know they don’t have to navigate it alone. Fight Parkinson’s is here with information, support and connection. Call our free Health Information Line on 1800 931 031 to speak with our team.

Read Lawrie’s story: https://tr.ee/ndC0L9

Registrations are now open for our Online Singing sessions from October to December. 🎵 Join us for an hour of singing fr...
01/10/2026

Registrations are now open for our Online Singing sessions from October to December. 🎵

Join us for an hour of singing from the comfort of home on selected Fridays from 10:30am to 11:30am (AEST). Connect with others in the Parkinson's community, work out your voice and lungs, and bring a little extra energy into your day.

Sessions are free to attend, however registration is required.

View upcoming dates and register here: https://tr.ee/dDxs3n

This International Day of Older Persons, we’re recognising the contributions of older people in our community and the im...
30/09/2026

This International Day of Older Persons, we’re recognising the contributions of older people in our community and the importance of having the right support as we age.

For older people living with Parkinson’s, understanding aged care and knowing where to start can sometimes feel overwhelming. Planning ahead can help you access the care and support that best meets your needs.

Our free “Navigating aged care services with Parkinson’s” fact sheet covers My Aged Care, the assessment process, support at home vs residential care, Parkinson’s-specific support and allied health, and where you can turn for help.

Access the fact sheet here: 🔗 https://tr.ee/njXICj

You don’t have to navigate aged care alone. Our multidisciplinary health team can help you understand the services available and prepare for a My Aged Care assessment. Call the Fight Parkinson’s Health Information Line on 1800 931 031. 💙

Our Health Team will also be running regular online webinars on navigating aged care, with more information to come.

Warrnambool, join us for a day of learning and connection! Our free Warrnambool Community Seminar is happening on Monday...
28/09/2026

Warrnambool, join us for a day of learning and connection!

Our free Warrnambool Community Seminar is happening on Monday 5 October, from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm at The Flying Horse Warrnambool.

Learn more about Parkinson’s, practical information and strategies to support communication and swallowing in Parkinson’s, helping participants better understand common challenges and how to manage them day to day. You’ll also have the chance to connect with others from the local Parkinson’s community. We’ll also share practical information through Your Care, Your Choice program, helping people living with Parkinson’s navigate health and community supports, communicate their needs and make informed choices about their care.

Everyone from Warrnambool and surrounding areas is welcome. Attendance is free, but registration is required.

Find out more and register: https://tr.ee/ju1pAB

What is Atypical Parkinson’s? 🤔 Atypical Parkinson’s refers to a group of rare conditions that can initially present lik...
26/09/2026

What is Atypical Parkinson’s? 🤔

Atypical Parkinson’s refers to a group of rare conditions that can initially present like Parkinson’s, but have different causes, symptoms and rates of progression. These include Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP), Multiple System Atrophy (MSA) and Corticobasal Syndrome (CBS).

If you or someone you care for is living with PSP, MSA or CBS, Fight Parkinson’s is here for you.

📞 Our multidisciplinary health team can provide information, advice and support through our free Health Information Line, helping you better understand these conditions and navigate what comes next: 1800 931 031

Learn more about Atypical Parkinson’s and the support available: 🔗 https://tr.ee/PEcsku

Have you noticed changes in the way you communicate since being diagnosed with Parkinson’s? Communication changes are co...
24/09/2026

Have you noticed changes in the way you communicate since being diagnosed with Parkinson’s?

Communication changes are common and can affect more than speech. They can include finding the right words, facial expressions, gestures, handwriting and how we process information.

Our new free online course, ‘Communication and Parkinson’s’, can help you better understand these changes and learn practical ways to manage them. 💙

It takes around 20 minutes to complete, and you can work through it online at a time that suits you.

Take the course through our Community Learning Hub 👉https://tr.ee/dZ0kv6

The Fight Parkinson's office is closed on Friday 25 September. Our office will re-open at 9am Monday 28 September. Our h...
23/09/2026

The Fight Parkinson's office is closed on Friday 25 September. Our office will re-open at 9am Monday 28 September. Our health information service will not be available, however, you can leave a message on 1800 931 031* or email us at [email protected] and our health team will respond to your enquiry as early as possible. *A free translation service is available on this line.

Free resources are always available on our website: https://www.fightparkinsons.org.au/

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