The Whartons are taking on a challenge to raise funds for the European Parkinson's Disease Association. Nigel will be cycling 100 miles while Pat and Katie swim 2 kilometres. Please show your support and help us raise money for this amazing cause!!

Every little helps!

The Parkinson's 100 Challenge is an EPDA fundraising initiative. EPDA are the only European umbrella Parkinson's organisation, and their vision is to enable the 1.2 million people living with the disease in Europe and their families to live a full life, while supporting the search for a cure. By supporting the Parkinson's 100 Challengers, you will be helping EPDA to hit their target of raising €50,000 in 2015. Every penny or cent of that money will be spent improving the lives of people with Parkinson's. Parkinson's is a complex, progressive and chronic disease that has no cure. One in 500 people are diagnosed and the average age of onset is just 58 years old. Around 6.3 million people have Parkinson's Disease worldwide.

It can affect anyone, and everyone's disease journey is different.

By joining the Parkinson's 100 Challenge, you will help the EPDA:

- improve the lives of people with Parkinson's and their families by removing the hurdles that prevent early and appropriate treatment as well as individualised care

- champion projects that benefit people with Parkinson’s throughout Europe

- increase awareness of Parkinson's as a priority health challenge.

Your generous support will enable us to help thousands of people with Parkinson's across Europe live a full life.