Posts by Lina
We are looking for a Health and Well-being Advisor
Are you, or have you been, a registered health professional? Mō te tūnga | About the role MSPC specialises in the support of people affected by Multiple Sclerosis and Parkinson’s.…
Read MoreOceans of Hope
Oceans of Hope Challenge in Athens. The challenge was for two weeks, and I was on the second but on the Friday evening before we sailed MS Athens organised an…
Read MoreUNVEILING THE MYSTERIES OF MS
An update on MS research by Dr Hamish Campbell When asked what excites Dr Hamish Campbell about the future of multiple sclerosis (MS) research, his eyes light up. “Remyelination,” he…
Read MoreMS & Parkinson’s New Year Update
The Multiple Sclerosis and Parkinson’s Team welcome in 2023 and look forward to providing you with support and services over the year Exercise Programmes and classes: Our exercise classes and…
Read MoreYour chance to get involved in a Parkinson’s Study.
The New Zealand Brain Research Institute (Christchurch) needs our help to fight Parkinson’s. We are a group of researchers based in Christchurch at the New Zealand Brain Research Institute (NZBRI)…
Read MoreSummer Newsletter
Check out all the latest news at MS & Parkinsons Canterbury in our latest summer newsletter
Read MoreExercise Co-ordinator
We are looking for an Exercise coordinator to join our team. Does this sound like you or do you know someone that would suit this position? Then have a look…
Read MoreMember Update
We are pleased to announce the appointment our new Executive Manager Karla Gunby who will be taking up the operational leadership and management of MS & Parkinson’s Canterbury from 11th…
Read MoreContact Tracing Without A Smart Phone
We know that many of our members don’t have smart phones that can utilise the Government’s Track and Trace App. However, we have found that Regional Public Health have come…
Read MoreStreet Appeal 2020
Thank you so much to all our volunteers, helpers and donators who gave their time and money to help our Street Appeal be a success. Although we did have to…
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