Epilepsy Scotland

Epilepsy Scotland works with people affected by epilepsy to ensure their voice is heard We represent the 55,000 people living with epilepsy in Scotland, their families and carers. We believe that people with epilepsy have a right to determine their own way of life; be free from discrimination and stigma; be valued and included in society and have access to high quality medical, social and information services. Epilepsy Scotland offers a variety of vital support and information services including: The Lighthouse Youth and Respite Projects; sensitive training on epilepsy issues to parents and individuals; accredited training courses to GPs, carers and health professionals; a Wellbeing Project to help manage stress and seizure control; a confidential Freephone helpline and information service; a wide range of information leaflets and fact sheets; an accessible, interactive website and high profile policy and campaigning work. Services like our Freephone helpline and information ser...