Chilterns Neuro Centre Releases Results of Latest Membership Survey, Demonstrating Life-Changing Impact
Wendover, UK – The Chilterns Neuro Centre, a charity based in Wendover, has announced the findings of its most recent membership survey. The results highlight the significant impact the Centre has on the lives of people affected by neurological conditions such as MS, Parkinson’s, and strokes.
Conducted in 2025, the survey revealed that 99% of members would recommend the Centre to others with a neurological condition or their carers. This overwhelming endorsement reflects the trust and satisfaction members have with the Centre’s services.
Currently, the Centre supports over 840 people through a variety of services including physiotherapy, exercise classes, and therapeutic leisure groups. In 2024, the charity provided direct support to an average of 369 individuals per month, helping them manage their conditions and live life to the fullest.
The survey also highlighted the importance of community support in sustaining the Centre’s services. While only 5.5% of the Centre’s £1.2 million annual funding comes from the government, the remaining 94.5% is raised through fundraising efforts.
According to the survey, the Centre offers valuable services that are unavailable elsewhere. An overwhelming 95% of respondents stated this, highlighting the unique and vital role the Centre plays in the community.
The results also showed significant improvements in members’ quality of life, including better symptom management, improved physical health, enhanced mental wellbeing, increased social connections, and support for independence and community engagement.
“We are thrilled to see such positive feedback from our members,” said Richard Parkin, CEO of the Chilterns Neuro Centre. “Our team works tirelessly to ensure we offer the best possible support, and these results are a testament to their dedication and the effectiveness of our services.”
One survey respondent shared, “The Centre has been like a breath of fresh air to me, and the support I’ve received from everyone has been second to none. The staff, volunteers, and other members have all been so warm and supportive, and it has made an incredible difference to my recovery.”
If you or someone you know has MS, Parkinson’s, or has experienced a stroke, the Chilterns Neuro Centre can help. Call 01296 696133 to learn more about their services and how to get involved.
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