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Young Epilepsy named Charity of the Year at The Empowerment Awards
Young Epilepsy is proud to have been named Charity of the Year at this year’s Empowerment Awards, held at London’s Emirates Stadium!
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Young Epilepsy is proud to have been named Charity of the Year at this year’s Empowerment Awards, held at London’s Emirates Stadium!
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Young Epilepsy is testing OPM-MEG to make epilepsy diagnosis more accessible for children with autism who find EEGs difficult.
A new study explores the link between epilepsy and autism in children, highlighting the need for early diagnosis, support and understanding for young people and families.
Manchester scientists have identified one of the most common genetic causes of severe childhood epilepsy, giving families long‑awaited diagnoses and opening the door to better understanding and future treatments.
New research shows epilepsy can have a serious impact on the mental health of both children and young people, and the parents and carers who support them.
New PACEPrime research materials explain how epilepsy may affect physical activity in children aged 6–10, with clearer guidance for families to take part.
The 23 Faces campaign highlights children and young people’s epilepsy stories, raising awareness, challenging stigma and helping stop the fear of seizures.
Hear Her Voice 2026 brought women and girls together to share lived experiences of epilepsy, amplifying voices through powerful stories, panels and connection.
The Big Laugh 2026 brought top comedians to The Comedy Store London for a night of laughter, raising vital funds for children and young people with epilepsy.
Young Epilepsy responds to new DfE guidance on supporting children with medical conditions, highlighting the need for Individual Healthcare Plans in schools.