A charity making
Epilepsy visible through
education, support and understanding.

Epilepsy is the most common, serious neurological disorder worldwide.

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feel a lack of information and resources are barriers to accessing support or treatment they need

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of people with epilepsy experience stigma, ranging from subtle biases to significant misunderstanding.

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Nearly 2 in 3 people emphasise the urgent need for more community support and understanding to improve their quality of life.

Pledge, volunteer, fundraise and donate

By making single or monthly donation you can help us support those suffering from epilepsy all year round.

Whether you’re a young person, parent, carer, or family member, find out how
The Voice for Epilepsy can support you and your loved ones to live a life without limits.

Introduction to epilepsy

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Living with epilepsy

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Benefits and support

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Work and education

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Equipment and aids

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Seizures and diagnosis

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Treatment and prevention

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Stories

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Why does it matter?

Epilepsy is the

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^th

most

common neurological
condition

There are over

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types

of Epilepsy

Around the world
an estimated

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million

people have epilepsy at
any given time

There are

100000

people

suffering from epilepsy in the UK

0 in 10

will have a seizure
in their lifetime

Approximately

0 in 26 people

will develop epilepsy at some
point in their lifetime

Voices of support

“The reason for being a patron for the The Voice For Epilepsy is I am a professional athlete/Paralympian and I would like to use my platform and my story to raise as much awareness as possible about the condition as not everyone is as lucky as myself to get the support needed.”

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Evan Molloy
Judo Athelete

“I’m proud to become a patron for The Voice For Epilepsy because they have the same ethos as myself, and we both want to raise the awareness of the condition within the community. I want those suffering from the condition that they should not be ashamed and believe in themselves.”

Jane Turner, Voice For Epilepsy patron and professional golfer, holding trophy after tournament win

Jane Turner
Professional Golfer

“There are so many people living with Epilepsy who feel they cannot speak about their disability due to fear of being judged, when I was approached to work with an organisation designed to give those people a voice, I was quick to jump on board and honoured to become a patron for such a wonderful charity. Looking ahead, I am going to continue to use my links within the media to let people know of the work the charity does and also to head out in person and talk/present at various events on behalf of the Voice For Epilepsy.”

Karl Bates, Voice For Epilepsy team member, professional portrait in business attire with charity tie

Karl Bates
BBC Radio Football Commentator

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.

Support Epilepsy 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.

Support Epilepsy Awareness

Our commitment to you

Awareness

To educate about epilepsy eradicating the stigma that is often associated with it.

Fundraise

To create advocacy through raising funds to support in finding a cure or to support research.

Community

To share lived experiences, giving a voice to those living with epilepsy.

Help change
lives today

Few people are actually willing to step up and talk about Epilepsy. We need to make the world aware of the impact Epilepsy has on so many and find a cure. Without a cure, there are far too many people who will never have relief from seizures.