Epilepsy Scotland

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“Epilepsy Scotland works with people affected by epilepsy to ensure their voice is heard” We represent over 80,000 people living with epilepsy in Scotland, their families and carers. We believe that people with epilepsy have a right to determine their own way of life; be free from discrimination and stigma; be valued and included in society and have access to high quality medical, social and information services. Epilepsy Scotland offers a variety of vital support and information services including: The Lighthouse Youth and Respite Projects; sensitive training on epilepsy issues to parents and individuals; accredited training courses to GP’s, carers and health professionals; a Wellbeing Project to help manage stress and seizure control; a confidential Freephone helpline and information service; a wide range of information leaflets and fact sheets; an accessible, interactive website and high profile policy and campaigning work. Services like our Freephone helpline and information service, our fact sheets, guidelines and leaflets and our interactive website are free and invaluable resources for anyone affected by epilepsy. All the information we prepare is also directly accessed by GPs via a special database which they use to display the contents of our leaflets onto their computer screens. Epilepsy is still a stigmatised and misunderstood condition and not an easy cause to raise money for. With almost no statutory funding, we rely on the goodwill and generosity of the public to help us fund our vital services for the 55,000 people living with epilepsy in Scotland.
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Volunteer will mark Purple Day by walking 26 miles past 26 churches for Epilepsy Scotland - Daily Record

Volunteer will mark Purple Day by walking 26 miles past 26 churches for Epilepsy Scotland Daily Record

Aberdeen landmarks turning purple to shine light on epilepsy awareness - Aberdeen Live

Aberdeen landmarks turning purple to shine light on epilepsy awareness Aberdeen Live

Mackays Hotel turns purple to shine light on epilepsy awareness - John O'Groat Journal

Mackays Hotel turns purple to shine light on epilepsy awareness John O'Groat Journal

Dumfries buildings to light up purple to raise awareness of epilepsy - Daily Record

Dumfries buildings to light up purple to raise awareness of epilepsy Daily Record

Epilepsy care and reducing the risk of drowning in the bath - Nursing Times

Epilepsy care and reducing the risk of drowning in the bath Nursing Times

St Salvator's Quad in St Andrews lit up in purple to support epilepsy awareness - Fife Today

St Salvator's Quad in St Andrews lit up in purple to support epilepsy awareness Fife Today

What is Purple Day? Date of the global epilepsy awareness day and how to get involved - The Scotsman

What is Purple Day? Date of the global epilepsy awareness day and how to get involved The Scotsman

Epilepsy Scotland holding information event on Friday – join in on Zoom - The Edinburgh Reporter

Epilepsy Scotland holding information event on Friday – join in on Zoom The Edinburgh Reporter

OVO Hydro and Glasgow Science Centre to light up purple this weekend - Glasgow Times

OVO Hydro and Glasgow Science Centre to light up purple this weekend Glasgow Times

GAME DAY: What’s happening around Braehead Arena THIS SATURDAY - Glasgow Clan

GAME DAY: What’s happening around Braehead Arena THIS SATURDAY Glasgow Clan

Get Your Thinking Caps on For Queen's Park's partnership with Epilepsy Scotland - Queen's Park Football Club

Get Your Thinking Caps on For Queen's Park's partnership with Epilepsy Scotland Queen's Park Football Club

Two Lanarkshire landmarks will light up purple on international day for epilepsy awareness - Daily Record

Two Lanarkshire landmarks will light up purple on international day for epilepsy awareness Daily Record

Mum’s tribute after daughter dies at 20 - Central Fife Times

Mum’s tribute after daughter dies at 20 Central Fife Times

Supporting Epilepsy Scotland's Purple Day on 26th March - Queen's Park Football Club

Supporting Epilepsy Scotland's Purple Day on 26th March Queen's Park Football Club

Hamilton Town House to be lit up purple to raise awareness of epilepsy - Daily Record

Hamilton Town House to be lit up purple to raise awareness of epilepsy Daily Record

Why was Hamilton Town House lit up purple at the weekend? - Daily Record

Why was Hamilton Town House lit up purple at the weekend? Daily Record

Lanarkshire mum talks of the challenges of being at home with an autistic child during lockdown - Daily Record

Lanarkshire mum talks of the challenges of being at home with an autistic child during lockdown Daily Record

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