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Cost of Living Award

Due to many households facing increased challenges in meeting their basic needs, the Scottish Government has announced a Cost of Living Award of £150 which will shortly be available and will be linked to a person’s Council Tax. In order to receive this award, a person must either: Live in a property in any Council …

Pet bandana

The fabric is a very lightweight cotton/polyester mix which drapes nicely around the dog’s neck. Fully machine washable, and iron on the reverse of the design. Fully hemmed and comes packed in a cellophane wrapper.

Epilepsy and career: Graham’s story

Epilepsy Scotland board member Graham Loan shares his experiences of having epilepsy and reflects on how this has impacted his career. Graham is a gas engineer to trade but now works in IT at the gas network company SGN. Graham is also a valued volunteer board member at Epilepsy Scotland and studying for an MBA …

Purple t-shirts (children)

Our comfortable and colourful t-shirts are printed at the front with the Epilepsy Scotland logo.

Purple t-shirts (adults)

Our comfortable and colourful t-shirts are printed at the front with the Epilepsy Scotland logo.

Beanies

Raise awareness for epilepsy by wearing one of our purple beanies.

Talk Epilepsy Podcast – #EpilepsyAndEmployment

In the latest episode of our Talk Epilepsy Podcast, we talked to Ross Bennet, a former Detective Superintendent with Police Scotland, and Michael Sturrock, who works in politics as Head of Communications & Outreach, as part of our #EpilepsyAndEmployment campaign. Both Ross and Michael shared their experiences of living with and managing their epilepsy, support …

The importance of membership

Lesslie Young, Chief Executive at Epilepsy Scotland looks at the importance of membership for charities and how your voice can help influence decisions. All services at Epilepsy Scotland adhere to a person-centred methodology, meaning the work is tailored to the individual and delivered depending on their individual needs and preferences. Our membership cohort consists of …

Learn about your employment rights

As part of our Employment Campaign, our Helpline and Information Officer, Uschi, shares some of Epilepsy Scotland’s resources designed to support people with epilepsy and their employers. Finding out what your rights are and how to challenge an employer when you think you’ve been treated unfairly because of your epilepsy can be a daunting prospect. …

Adult Disability Payment

Epilepsy and career: Bryan’s story

Bryan is the Company Secretary and Data Protection Officer of a financial services mutual group. He previously held senior governance and secretariat roles in a range of leading not-for-profit, public sector and commercial organisations. He has been a charity volunteer since he was a teenager and is proud to be a trustee for Epilepsy Scotland …

Working with epilepsy: What are my rights?

As part of our Employment Campaign, our Policy and Campaigns Officer, Anna Telfer, explores the rights of people with epilepsy in the workplace. In a recent survey conducted by Epilepsy Scotland, only half of respondents said they had reasonable adjustments in place to support them in their workplaces. Some commented that they did not know …

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