
I have epilepsy
If you have epilepsy or you've recently been diagnosed, you might be feeling upset, angry or depressed. We have lots of information to support you whilst you adjust.
Make a difference in supporting young people with epilepsy.
If you have epilepsy or you've recently been diagnosed, you might be feeling upset, angry or depressed. We have lots of information to support you whilst you adjust.
Every single donation - no matter how big or small - helps us to support more children and young people with epilepsy.
Whether you have a child who has been recently diagnosed or if you have a school-aged child with epilepsy, there are many challenges that parents and carers can face.
Real stories, expert advice, and honest conversations that matter. Whether you live with epilepsy or support someone who does, this is your space to feel informed, empowered, and connected.
Epilepsy can be one of the most frightening conditions a child can experience. Together we can help them live without fear.
See our latest news and blogs
Discover Zaid’s story and tips for young people seeking support and pursuing a future in social work.
Young Epilepsy’s Youth Voice Network helped redesign NHS Hull’s epilepsy transition booklets—real impact, real voices, real change.
Discover the latest findings from the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health on improvements to care and support for young people with epilepsy.
A free, confidential and 24/7 text support service for anyone in the UK who is struggling to cope. To start a conversation, text PURPLE to 85258. If your life is at imminent risk, call the emergency services on 999