Support & Advocacy Committee

Support & Advocacy Committee

Join us in supporting and raising awareness for those affected by Atypical Parkinsonism, including PSP, MSA, CBD, and DLB.

We're thrilled to introduce our new Support & Advocacy Committee!

Keep an eye out for details about our inaugural meeting in May 2024!

Tim Brown Chair
Kate Borgert Vice Chair

For more info-
https://pspawareness.com/pages/volunteer

Volunteer Opportunities;

• Support Group Facilitators across Canada who would be responsible for running a monthly in person support group meeting for patients and caregivers affected by PSP, MSA and CBD. (Support group leader training will be provided.)

• Companionship volunteers to provide calls or short visits to individuals confined to their home. (Non medical)

• Event volunteers to provide assistance and support at our local events through the year.

• Administration volunteers to help with the daily running of the non profit corporation.

• Social media and marketing volunteers to help manage and run the platforms for our events.

• Fundraising volunteers to help us meet our financial goals to continue our programs and mission.

• Many other opportunities available throughout the year.
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