We see a world in which all affected by Parkinson’s have the hope and confidence and support needed to live life to its fullest.

Programs

Therapeutic exercise and speech classes, support groups, and social and enrichment programs are available free of charge.

Services

Social work consultation and case management, transportation, and emergency financial aid are among the many services offered.

Education

HAPS provides numerous programs throughout the year to educate and raise awareness about Parkinson's disease.

Community

Fundraising events offer the opportunity to build community and raise important funds for programs and services.

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I AM THE FACE OF PARKINSON'S

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CHANGING THE FACE OF PARKINSON'S

It is estimated that approximately 1 million Americans are currently living with a diagnosis of Parkinson's disease.
Who Gets Parkinson's Disease?
It is estimated that approximately 1 million Americans are currently living with a diagnosis of Parkinson's disease. →
You can be a hero to thousands of individuals living with Parkinson's disease in the Houston area.
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LATEST HAPS NEWS

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Get ready for the 9th Annual HAPS Summer Lecture Series. Started in 2011, this series, held during the summer months provides participants with an opportunity to take a break from the heat and hear experts present on topics relevant to improving everyday life with Parkinson's disease. This year's sessions will be held Saturday, June 22nd and July 13th. This summer our Biennial Educational Symposium, ENGAGE, EDUCATE, EMPOWER, will be held on Satuday, August 10th.

symposium logoYou are invited to attend the 2019 ENGAGE. EDUCATE. EMPOWER. symposium August 10th. The biennial HAPS symposium is a full-day educational program for individuals living with Parkinson’s disease (PD), their caregivers, family, friends, and the general public.

This newly named, conference brings our community together to offer the most up-to-date information to help further understanding of the disease, its symptoms, treatment options, as well as provide useful and practical tips for making life with PD more manageable.

To register for this event please click here.

2020 logo lime newThe countdown to the 2020 Marathon is on! For the 26th consecutive year, HAPS will participate in the Chevron Houston Marathon’s Run for a Reason Program and we want you to join TEAM HAPS on January 18-19th! Together we will raise awareness of Parkinson’s and raise valuable funds for programs and services that support individuals with PD in our community. 
 
You don't have to be a runner to join. Marathon weekend hosts a 5K as well as the half and full marathons. You can register now for the 5K or if you are looking for an entry into the half or full race - HAPS has them! 
 
Whether you join us race weekend or you want to fundraise or donate, contact Madelyn at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and help us reach our goal! 
 

popsocketsPopsocket has chosen HAPS to be a part of their Poptivism campaign. You can support HAPS by selecting an existing design that benefits HAPS or by creating your own design and choosing HAPS as your designated charity. Popsocket will donate $8 for every Popsocket purchased with HAPS as the selected charity. 
 
If you aren’t familiar with Popsocket, they are plastic circles that attach themselves to flat phones (or cases) with a sticky, reusable adhesive. They “pop” out twice and look like a small accordion. Popsockets are used like handles or knobs for phones and if you have a tendency to drop your phone a lot, or have smaller hands and find it hard to hold the phone comfortably, a Popsocket fixes that. 
 

MISSION & PURPOSE

By using a whole-human approach to community building, we reduce the fear and isolation associated with a Parkinson’s diagnosis.

We exist to ensure that no one faces a Parkinson’s diagnosis alone.