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26 miles in 26 days

Walk, run or move your miles your own way this March. Join the challenge to help children and young people with epilepsy for Purple Day.   

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Building stories together

We’re testing out our new children’s book and we’d love your help. This is your chance to shape something truly special for children with epilepsy.

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Owning Purple Day

Dian explains why Purple Day matters, sharing their experience of epilepsy at school and how speaking up builds awareness, kindness and confidence.

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EastEnders is sparking conversations about epilepsy

EastEnders’ new storyline is helping more people understand what seizures really look like — and why awareness matters for young people with epilepsy. Learn how to spot seizure types and support someone safely.

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Let's Talk About Epilepsy

Real stories, expert tips, 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.

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