DON'T TAKE THE PIP.

Many people with epilepsy already struggle to stay afloat.

Now even the little support they get could be taken away.

We won’t stand for this.

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Radio 4 Appeal

Tune in to BBCRadio4 on Sunday 25th May for our appeal featuring England Rugby player Tommy Freeman, presenting on behalf of ‘Epilepsy Action’.

 

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Support for you

There are many ways Epilepsy Action can help support you and your loved ones.

Our trained advisors can give you an idea of our services or provide the answers and resources you need.

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Learn seizure first aid

It doesn’t have to be scary. All you have to do is CARE.

 

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About epilepsy

Find out more about epilepsy, the symptoms, how to get a diagnosis, treatments and more.

Find out more about epilepsy

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Living with epilepsy

Having epilepsy can have an impact on many parts of your life.

We have advice and information on everything from driving to planning a family.

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Can I drive? Health and wellbeing Keeping safe Information for parents and guardians Support with work Benefits information
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Get involved!

You can make a difference for people with epilepsy.

Whether you want to donate, fundraise with us or volunteer your time, here are ways you can support our work.

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