Let’s Walk This Path Together
Whether you want to join a support group, volunteer your time, or simply ask a question — we’re here to connect.
“Finding this community changed everything. I felt less alone, more informed, and finally — like I mattered again.
— Support Circle Participant”
Community Events, Resources, and Supports
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Holiday Pancakes for Parkinson's
12/07/2025 9:00AM
🎄 Join us for a heartwarming morning of holiday cheer at our Pancakes for Parkinson's Holiday Breakfast!
Bring the whole family to enjoy a delicious pancake breakfast, festive gift raffles, and pictures with Santa all while supporting a great cause. Every bite and every smile helps raise awareness and funds for Parkinson's support and research.🎁
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Healing Through Creativity
Art therapy offers a powerful, creative outlet for individuals living with Parkinson’s disease, supporting both emotional well-being and physical function.
Studies suggest that engaging in art may also help with visuospatial skills—key for balance and movement—and foster a sense of independence and self-expression.
Whether you're picking up a brush for the first time or rediscovering a passion, art therapy can be a meaningful part of your Parkinson’s care journey.
📍Where: 40 Main Street, Toms River, NJ
📅 When: Every other Monday at 6:00PM
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Finding Support and Understanding
Join us for the very first meeting of Steady Together, a supportive space for individuals living with Parkinson’s, their caregivers, and loved ones. This group is all about connection, compassion, and community. Whether you're newly diagnosed or have been navigating Parkinson’s for years, you’ll find encouragement, shared experiences, and practical tools to help you move forward—together.
Each session will include open discussion, guest resources, and a welcoming environment where every voice is heard and valued. Let’s build strength through shared stories, support, and steady companionship.
You’re not alone. Let’s be steady—together.
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Still I Dance
Combining physical exercise, cognitive engagement, emotional expression, and social interaction, dance uniquely addresses both motor and non-motor symptoms. Studies show that dance can improve balance, gait, coordination, and posture, while also enhancing mood, cognitive function, and quality of life.