The Demoucelle Parkinson Charity invests in stem cell therapy research project
- Research Find out more about the 11th project supported by DPC.
Welcome to The Demoucelle Parkinson Charity Together with patients, their families, friends and colleagues, we believe in - and are working to ensure - a world in which Parkinson's Disease can be cured!
We provide funding to the world’s most promising research projects and raise awareness about the impact of this fast-growing neurodegenerative condition.
We encourage as many people as possible to join in by volunteering and fundraising.
'Be Present. Be Active. Beat Parkinson's.'
-- Warmest regards, Patrick & Anne-Marie Demoucelle
Planting Bulbs today for a brighter future: funding research to cure Parkinson’s disease.
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About Parkinson's Disease Degenerative & incurable today. Working towards a better tomorrow!
What we do Accelerating progress towards a cure for Parkinson‘s Disease.
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TULIP BULBS BEING SOLD TO RAISE MONEY FOR PARKINSON’S RESEARCH
- Help make Year 2 of the ‘’Tulips for Hope’’ fundraiser an even bigger success – reaching more people and raising more money for Parkinson’s research.
Carpe Diem. Do it now! A lesson Kristien has learned from her mother’s Parkinson’s.
- Humans touched by Parkinson’s Kristien was 12 when her mother was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. She gives a touching account of the impact this neurodegenerative disease has had on her, her mother and their relationship.