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True accounts from real people, giving you a glimpse into their lives and experiences
Why purple? The story behind the colour of epilepsy awareness
Find out why purple is used for epilepsy awareness, what Purple Day is, and how wearing purple helps people feel seen, supported and hopeful together.
Workplace guide to celebrating Purple Day
Purple Day helps workplaces raise epilepsy awareness, support children and families, and start important conversations about inclusion and wellbeing.
Belonging at school when you have epilepsy
School should feel safe and inclusive. Discover how belonging helps young people with epilepsy thrive and what teachers and parents can do to support it.
Putting young people at the heart of our health information
Our health information provides clear guidance from real experiences, tailored to young people. Find out more how we do health information differently.
I ran the marathon for my brother
Discover why Jack ran the London Marathon for his brother Sam, raising £750 for Young Epilepsy and showing love, support, and hope through every mile.
Feeling in limbo during or after an epilepsy diagnosis?
No child should face epilepsy alone. Help us reach families sooner with vital support and care. Give now—your donation will be matched!
Real Stories, Real Change: Youth Voice in Action
Young people with epilepsy came together across the UK to connect, share stories, and shape the future of epilepsy care. Here's what went down.
Where your money went: The impact of the Christmas Appeal 2024
Your Christmas donations in 2024 raised £60,000 to create vital resources so no child faces an epilepsy diagnosis alone. Thank you for making this possible.
Why Speaking Up Matters: Bethany’s Fight Against Stigma
Discover Bethany's inspiring story overcoming stigma at school and finding community with Young Epilepsy.
New seizure films
Watch new seizure films from young people living with epilepsy, great for professionals to learn how to support epilepsy in clinics, classrooms and care.