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We know that it can be very challenging to live with The event coincides with World Parkinson’s Day, which raises Parkinson’s, especially in more remote and island communities like awareness of the brain condition which affects 12,400 people in the Western Isles. E> > NH Ņ Scotland and over 6 million people worldwide. Everyone with an “Our event will help spread the word about the support that’s already interest in Parkinson’s is welcome to attend – including people available, and will help us to understand what local people with with Parkinson’s, their families and friends, and health and care Parkinson’s need so that we can work with them to provide more options. professionals who support people with Parkinson’s in any capacity. I would encourage anyone affected by, or with an interest in, Parkinson’s Cathy Orr, Area Development Manager for Parkinson’s UK and to come along and say hello. We’ll make everyone welcome.” Angela Macleod, Parkinson’s nurse specialist for NHS Western Isles, =9J[=9J[7 T0?B=9J[7 T3 will be there to provide information about Parkinson’s. They also want to hear from people in the Western Isles about the type of non- clinical support and activities that they would like to see to help them St Columba’s Church Hall For more information self-manage their condition. In other parts of Scotland, people with Saturday 27 April 2019 please contact: Parkinson’s have developed popular and effective exercise, dance 10am – 12pm Marion MacInnes on 01851 702123 or and creative activities, so there are plenty of options. 07771 925 730 or email [email protected] Cathy will be able to speak to people at the event on a confi dential Raffle prize draw and various stalls. ! one-to-one basis and anyone wanting to contact Cathy about her visit can reach her on 07833 237119. "# Cathy said: “We think that there are over 80 people with Parkinson’s ###$ "# in the Western Isles, and Parkinson’s UK wants to hear from as many %%& Our Community Groups are there to be enjoyed by anyone living with dementia or experiencing difficulties with of them as possible, as well as their families and friends and the NHS their memory, including their families and friends. All are welcome; people who can attend independently and/or for those unable to do so should come with a companion who can provide any support for them. We don’t provide transport for these groups and therefore it is your responsibility to get to and from this $%&'(&)*$%%&+,-./.$ community activity, safely +,-./-012345/ Bragar funding 0&1)(-234&*2,-. 6/.42789:+;<2-3=/>4.=987?@A@987?@ success !"!# major funding boost for a community development project A in Bragar was announced on Thursday March 7th. The Grinneabhat Project, to redevelop the former Bragar School, is to receive £368,338 from the Scottish Government’s Regeneration Capital Grant Fund. The school, which closed in 2013, is to be re-developed by the community to include an exhibition space showcasing historical and cultural displays and local artists’ work. The grant is a share of £2.1 million coming to the Western Isles, with £1,800,000 awarded to the Cnoc Soilleir project for the establishment of a new state-of-the art modern building for Gaelic and cultural heritage in Daliburgh, South Uist. The innovative joint venture has been developed between Ceòlas and Lews Castle 27@343,/750B<[5/ ! ! College UHI. -2DE/99+3-//3+32-72E80 " [ $%&'% ($$)'( The Regeneration Capital Grant Fund is administered through the * *"+" * Scottish Government’s Social Justice and Regeneration Division, ,5+(&6'$7*)%! (#78M$78 having been developed in partnership with COSLA and its member Councils. 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The event on the evening of Saturday 4th May will be a less formal affair, with soup, sandwiches, tea and cakes in the Sea Angling Club, along with a competitive