The Voice for Epilepsy Charity Events

The Voice for Epilepsy hosts fundraising charity events with the aim to aid the mission to spread epilepsy awareness. Join us!

Solihull Expo

Hall Green Community Fun Day

East African Food Festival

What is Purple Day?

Purple Day (Tuesday 26th March) is a global initiative dedicated to raising epilepsy awareness. Purple Day was founded in 2008, by nine-year-old Cassidy Megan of Nova Scotia, Canada. Motivated by her own struggles with epilepsy, Cassidy started Purple Day in an effort to get people talking about the condition and to let those impacted by seizures know that they are not alone. She named the day Purple Day after the internationally recognised colour for epilepsy, lavender.

World Purple Day

Purple Day with The Voice For Epilepsy charity
Purple wigs being worn on Purple Day
A purple sombrero being worn on Purple Day
Supporting Epilepsy awareness month in November
Young people wearing Purple Day tee shirts
Children supporting Purple Day by wearing purple
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Summer Concert 2019

Birmingham City Council Choir

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Wear Purple Campaign 2018

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Wear Purple Campaign 2017

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Cannon Hill Walk 2017

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Samosa and Cake Sale, International Cuisine Week 2016

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Have your own epilepsy charity events to share?

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    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.