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Epilepsy & the NDIS - Have your Say!
The Epilepsy Foundation, Bendigo Community Health Services and Flinders University are supporting people with a disability and their families to have a say about how their epilepsy is managed under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).
Epilepsy & Bone Health Research
Do you know of twins or triplets aged from five to 18 years, of the same gender, where one takes anti-epileptic medicine and the other doesn’t, and they live in Victoria?
Walk or Run? Join us in Run Melbourne
Looking for Team members in Team Tombo for Epilepsy in Run Melbourne, you could run or walk 5km, run 10km or 21km ... something for everyone! Our Team Captain is 7 year old Tom Riches ... Sun 15 July
New research into unfair treatment of people with epilepsy launches today 19 March
Almost half of people with epilepsy have experienced unfair treatment or discrimination as a result of their epilepsy, according to a new report based on data collected by the Epilepsy Foundation of Victoria, launched today (19 March 2013).
Join the Australian Epilepsy Research Register
Want to participate in social research on the impact of epilepsy? We want you! Join the Australian Epilepsy Research Register and have your voice heard!
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