A degenerative disorder of the central nervous system, Parkinson’s Disease strikes people of all ages, though the majority are in their 60s and up. While there is no cure, PFNCA improves the quality of life for those living with PD and their care partners and families, offering activities shown to slow the disease’s progression. Exercise, boxing, dance, and yoga provide therapeutic movement and help with balance, strength, and mobility; a communications club maintains vocal cord strength. Additionally, its Medical Advisory Board organizes extensive educational offerings, and its support groups foster a sense of community, ensuring that no one battles this disease alone. Serving more than 2,500 people annually — while the need continues to grow — PFNCA’s comprehensive resources help those affected by the disease take steps to slow its impact and live well.
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