By Kibra Kebede | Founder and Adviser
The World Parkinson's Day celebration takes place on the 11th of April every year to raise awareness of Parkinson’s disease, In the worldwide, it is celebrated for the 25th time, however, at the national level in Ethiopia, the world PD day is celebrating for the 10th times during on April 14-20, 2022. This report is going to show the overall action that has been made by PPSO-E in consideration of the pre, during, and post-event commitment that has been completed and the achievement and lessons learned from the event for the same celebration to be held ahead
Major Achievement
During this reporting period, using the world PD day celebration, besides creating awareness of Parkinson's Disease to the general public which includes private and government Media, government and non-government organization and hospitals, donors, different associations and other invited guests. PPSO-E prepared various publications and printing materials like; t-shirts, PPSO-E annual magazines, and brochures. Additionally, this event has incorporated a recognition and awards platform for outstanding volunteers, donors/supporters, and best caregivers.
The 2022 world PD day celebration was a little fruitful and characterized by additional value-added features related to the previous experience undertaken by PPSO-E. This is because; the world PD walk was organized at SNNPR, Kenbata zone, at Durame city administration out of Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia
Following the PD walk event that has been scheduled to organize at durame city, PPSO-E in partnership with Durame Bogalech memorial hospital and the Association of Ethiopia Neurology were working closely throughout the event. As a result; various programs had been undertaken. Besides organizing the PD walk at durame city, PPSO-E set its objective to attain the following major points
Finally, the organization organized the consultative workshop and panel discussion session constituting the federal ministry of health, the Ethiopian public health institute, Association of Neurology Ethiopia, and other PD diagnosed centers like hospitals, medicine/drug importers PLC and other potential civil society organizations have attained the panel. as a result, meaningful lobbying and advocacy activity have been made to address the existing and newly diagnosed PD patients' need.
By Dagem Assefa | Project PR and RM Expert
By Kibra Kebede | Project Leader
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