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Make the connection

Epilepsy Society’s vision is a full life for everyone affected by epilepsy. Why not connect with us today? Together we can make a real difference


Asking your views on epilepsy and medication

Taking the tablets survey

Asking you about epilepsy and medication

Managing epilepsy is more than ‘just taking the tablets’. Some people are happy taking medication and consider this part of managing their epilepsy. Others may be uncomfortable  or have concerns about taking medication.  Epilepsy Society, working  in partnership  with Professor Rob Horne, Centre for Behavioural Medicine, and The School of Pharmacy, University of London, have designed a survey to find out more about epilepsy and medication. > Take part in our survey


Epilepsy Society's 120th birthday

We've been working to support everyone affected by epilepsy since 1892, and this year is our 120th birthday.

We have some fantastic plans for 2012, and we'd love you to get involved!

> Find out more about Epilepsy Society's 120th birthday


Christmas card clearance sale

Final reductions this week!

Epilepsy Society is having a bumper clearance sale, with all packs of cards now reduced to 50p each.

New designs added - our festive cards are selling fast, so buy now to avoid disappointment


FREE Epilepsy Review magazine

Christmas appeal

Our Christmas appeal asked you to support our ‘dealing with diagnosis’ project. There's still time to donate to the appeal.  Your gift will help us to be there for people who are newly diagnosed with epilepsy.

> Find out more about the 'dealing with diagnosis' project and donate



What we do

We are the UK's leading epilepsy medical charity working for everyone affected by epilepsy through:

Medical research | Epilepsy information | Residential and respite care 
Training | Treatment and facilities


Epilepsy News

For more Epilepsy news read our news archive and our blog.

17 January 2012

Crisis in neurological care

Better standards of NHS care are needed for people with neurological conditions say campaigners.

16 January 2012

Epilepsy charities announce collaboration

Epilepsy Society and Epilepsy Bereaved have today announced a strategic alliance between the two charities.

11 January 2012

NICE gives doctors new advice on prescribing epilepsy drugs

From today (11 January), doctors will have new advice from NICE on the drugs they should prescribe their patients with epilepsy.

10 January 2012

Make Health Bill better for patients

Epilepsy Society is among 40 charities calling on the Government to make the Health Bill better for patients.



Fundraising

Fundraising

Fundraise for Epilepsy Society.


Fundraise and have fun!

Learn more about fundraising for Epilepsy Society


Join Epilepsy Society

Become a member

You can support our work by becoming a member. Whether your interest in epilepsy is personal or professional, we have membership schemes to suit everyone.

Volunteering

Add value to our existing work and in return gain new friends, new skills, and the chance to make a difference.



Residential care

Care home vacancies at Epilepsy Society

Respite Care

Epilepsy Society provides respite care at the Chalfont Centre.

Find out more about residential care at Epilepsy Society




2011 Epilepsy Society Annual Review

Epilepsy Society supporters newsletter Issue 6 September 2011

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