Foundation affiliated with James Frizelle grants funding to Parkinson's organization in New South Wales
The James Frizelle Charitable Foundation has awarded a grant of $20,000 to Parkinson's NSW, ensuring the continuity of care for the Northern NSW Parkinson's community. This generous donation will co-fund the role of Parkinson's Specialist Nurse, Rebecca Manners, based at Ballina Hospital.
Mary Kay Walker, CEO of Parkinson's NSW, expressed her gratitude for the grant, stating, "This funding will make a significant difference in the lives of those affected by Parkinson's disease in Northern NSW."
The co-funding for the Parkinson's nurse role comes from the James Frizelle Charitable Foundation and Parkinson's NSW, with the Northern NSW Local Health District also contributing. The Local Health District's support for the role was previously uncertain, but this grant helps to secure its continuation.
The James Frizelle Charitable Foundation has objectives that include bringing lasting change to the lives of people in the Gold Coast and Northern NSW regions, working with other established charitable organizations, and underwriting community health initiatives. By specifically targeting and benefiting communities in Northern NSW where there was a greater need for Parkinson's support services, the Foundation has demonstrated its commitment to improving the lives of those affected by the disease.
Rebecca Manners, the Parkinson's Specialist Nurse, will use the grant to provide essential care and support to people living with Parkinson's disease in the region. Her role includes education, care coordination, and advocacy, ensuring that those affected by the disease receive the best possible care.
The grant from the James Frizelle Charitable Foundation is a testament to the Foundation's dedication to improving the lives of those affected by Parkinson's disease in Northern NSW. With the continued support of organizations like the James Frizelle Charitable Foundation, Parkinson's NSW can continue to provide vital services to the community.
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