An Epilepsy Association dedicated to
Epilepsy Awareness
Epilepsy is the most common, serious neurological disorder worldwide. More than half a million people in the UK have epilepsy, which equates to 1 in 100 people. Epilepsy can affect anyone, of any age, race, or sex, at any time from any walk of life.
Epilepsy Awareness
Epilepsy is the most common, serious neurological disorder worldwide. More than half a million people in the UK have epilepsy, which equates to 1 in 100 people. Epilepsy can affect anyone, of any age, race, or sex, at any time from any walk of life.
Why does it matter? Worldwide and UK Epilepsy statistics speak for themselves.
- Epilepsy is the 4th most common neurological condition
- There are over 40 types of Epilepsy
- Around the world an estimated 65 million people have epilepsy at any given time
- There are 600,000 people suffering from epilepsy in the UK
In the West Midlands, around 53,000 suffer from epilepsy
- 1 in 10 will have a seizure in their lifetime
- Approximately 1 in 26 people will develop epilepsy at some point in their lifetime
Why does it matter?
- Epilepsy is the 4th most common neurological condition
- There are over 40 types of Epilepsy
- Around the world an estimated 65 million people have epilepsy at any given time
- There are 600,000 people suffering from epilepsy in the UK
In the West Midlands, around 53,000 suffer from epilepsy
- 1 in 10 will have a seizure in their lifetime
- Approximately 1 in 26 people will develop epilepsy at some point in their lifetime
OUR PROMISE
OUR PROMISE
“Few people are actually willing to step up and talk about epilepsy. My mission is to spread awareness and be an advocate for those who do not have a voice or are afraid to speak out.
I want those living with epilepsy to have a voice, to find the courage within themselves and become an advocate supporting me and each other in raising awareness.”
– Kasam Parkar (Founder of The Voice For Epilepsy association)
“Few people are actually willing to step up and talk about epilepsy. My mission is to spread awareness and be an advocate for those who do not have a voice or are afraid to speak out.
I want those living with epilepsy to have a voice, to find the courage within themselves and become an advocate supporting me and each other in raising awareness.”
– Kasam Parkar (Founder)
