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Tara Denholm-Smith

The Voice for Epilepsy Ambassador

May 21st to May 26th 2026

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Fundraising
There are various ways for you to help raise funds towards our mission to suppport epilepsy awareness. We have list some suggestions below and you’re also more than welcome to contact me for more details or advice.
Help Us Raise
Epilepsy Awareness
If you, or a family member or a friend has been affected by epilepsy, please donate however much you can so that we can raise the awareness of epilepsy to the public on a national level.
Become a Volunteer
The charity relies heavily on support from individuals who donate their time voluntarily to work in either of the charity shops or to assist with our fundraising projects and events.
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Tara Denholm-Smith is an award-winning writer and freelance copywriter and an Ambassador for The Voice For Epilepsy. Specialising in website, advertising and marketing copy, Tara is also a qualified editor, proofreader and the proud founder of Composing Copy LLP.

After working with The Voice For Epilepsy on a number of campaigns, it soon became clear that the transparent way the charity operates and it’s innovative, passionate and progressive approach fundamentally aligns with Tara’s own core values, beliefs and guiding principles.

As such, Tara now works in a voluntary capacity alongside Kasam, supporting him in his work, objectives and goals to drive epilepsy funding and raise awareness on the social, emotional and physical issues and stigma surrounding the condition.

Helping all types of businesses, charities and high-profile individuals to promote their ideas, educate their audiences and sell their goods and services through the written word, Tara also collaborates with branding, PR and communications experts.

Leaving no stone unturned in pursuit of perfection, Tara also writes for local and international press and publications including, Reader’s Digest, The Resident, City AM, Essex Life and Property Notify.

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