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Parkinson's Center YMCA

The Parkinson's Center will be more than just a space; it will act as a hub for the Parkinson's community, bringing people together to build relationships, support one another, and pursue healthier, more fulfilling lives

Where is it?

98 Wolf Rd, Colonie, NY 12205

In Hannaford Plaza at the corner of Wolf Road and Sand Creek Road.

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From Central Ave. traveling north on Wolf Road

  • Head North on Wolf Road 0.7 miles

  • Turn left onto Sand Creek Road

  • Turn right at first entrance to Hannaford Plaza

  • Continue straight to end of parking lot.

  • Destination will be on the right

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From Albany Shaker Road traveling south on Wolf Road

  • Head South on Wolf Road 1.2 miles

  • Turn right onto Sand Creek Road

  • Turn right at first entrance to Hannaford Plaza

  • Continue straight to end of parking lot.

  • Destination will be on the right

What is it?

There will be yoga, dance for PD, pedaling for Parkinson's, boxing, and neuromotor wellness classes. This space will also house educational lunch and learns and support groups.

The Capital District Parkinson's Support Group will be holding monthly meetings at the Parkinson's Center, starting with the November, 2025 meeting.

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FREE memberships for participants & their families!

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For more information, please contact Toni Carroll at 518-731-7529

Announcement from David Brown
President & CEO of the Capital District YMCA

This initiative builds on our legacy of service and represents a bold step forward—putting compassion and innovation at the forefront, and positioning the YMCA to address health disparities head-on.

 

I was grateful to speak with WNYT about this exciting new chapter while attending the Stand Up to Parkinson’s Annual Golf Classic, where this incredible organization raised nearly $200,000 to support individuals and families living with Parkinson’s. I was also proud to play a round myself in support of such an important cause.

 

We are thankful for the incredible support we’ve already received from partners like Stand Up to Parkinson’s and the American Parkinson Disease Association. At the same time, we are continuing to seek funders, donors, and community partners who share our vision and want to help us make this center a reality for those who need it most. Please don't hesitate to reach out to me if you'd like to get involved with this exciting new center!

David Brown | President & CEO of the Capital District YMCA

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