10% Training Sale
We are running a 10% sale on our online and face-to-face Understanding Epilepsy and Administration of Midazolam courses for January and February.
Hurry as the sale is only available until the end of December 2024.
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Help someone like Phil today
After his epilepsy diagnosis, Phil was broken, felt guilty and depressed. He didn’t want to live anymore.
That was until he found Epilepsy Scotland. The support he has received helped him become less isolated and improve his mental health.
Help us support people like Phil by making a donation today.
Donate to Epilepsy Scotland
We need to raise £700,000 each year to ensure we can continue to provide person-centred and individually tailored support like Phil received.Help make a difference to people affected by epilepsy.
What is Epilepsy?
In Scotland 58,000 people are affected by epilepsy. Children and older people are most at risk of developing this common serious neurological condition but anyone can develop epilepsy at any time, and eight people a day in Scotland do.
We want to make sure the needs of people with epilepsy are met. This is why we campaign for improved healthcare, better information provision and an end to stigma.
Epilepsy stories
70 years of Epilepsy Scotland
This year, Epilepsy Scotland is turning 70!
That’s 70 years of support. It’s 70 years of campaigning on behalf of people living with epilepsy in Scotland. Ensuring that appropriate services and support are available and continue to fight the discrimination and stigma experienced by those living with epilepsy.
But sadly our services are still acutely needed. We must now make sure that we are moving forward together with purpose. Making lives better for people living with epilepsy and those who care for them.
Please contribute what you can to help make better lives for people living with epilepsy. To donate, please click here.
