What Organisations are available to further assist individuals with epilepsy?
The Epilepsy Foundation is committed to reaching and supporting people who live with epilepsy. We are also here to assist individuals and organisations who support, care for or work with people who live with epilepsy.
What help is available for people with epilepsy?
The federal government offers financial assistance and health insurance to people with epilepsy who qualify. The two primary financial assistance programs are Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI). These programs are administered by the Social Security Administration (SSA).
How does the epilepsy Society support people?
From safer medicines for pregnant women to the dangers of online harm, and from medicines supply to public transport access, we raise awareness of the daily challenges facing people with epilepsy – putting your needs at the heart of what we do.
Are there support groups for epilepsy in Queensland?
Epilepsy Queensland’s support groups and meet-ups provide an opportunity for people to connect. We facilitate support groups, social groups and meet-ups for people living with epilepsy and their parents or carers. The forming of groups is dependant on interest from people in a local area or interest and ongoing support of participants.
How to contact the Epilepsy Action Helpline?
Helpline advice in 150 languages – the Epilepsy Action Helpline offers advice and information in 150 languages. Email [email protected] – email your question about epilepsy. We aim to reply within 48 hours (on work days).
Is there a free epilepsy helpline in the UK?
It’s free to call from all UK landlines and mobiles. (International calls are not free.) Helpline advice in 150 languages – the Epilepsy Action Helpline offers advice and information in 150 languages. Email [email protected] – email your question about epilepsy. We aim to reply within 48 hours (on work days).
Why are support groups important for people with epilepsy?
The forming of groups is dependant on interest from people in a local area or interest and ongoing support of participants. Support groups give people a sense of community and the chance to talk with others who have or have had similar experiences.
How to contact the Epilepsy Foundation of Australia?
Speak with an Epilepsy Support Worker on our InfoLine: 1300 761 487 (Australia wide local call cost) or contact an Epilepsy Support Worker via email or go to the Information and Support page to read more about what services the Epilepsy Foundation can provide and complete the Client Contact Form.
How to contact a support worker for epilepsy?
If you would like support or information about epilepsy please go to our Information and Support page and complete the Client Contact Form and one of our Epilepsy Support Workers to contact you . If you have a general enquiry and would like someone to contact you please use the form below. We welcome feedback regarding our services.
Are there any support groups for epilepsy in WA?
Due to a lack of funding, only a limited number of monthly Epilepsy WA Support Groups are currently available. Regional groups are on hold due to an ongoing lack of funding. Our live video-based support group takes place monthly. Please contact [email protected] for further information.
The forming of groups is dependant on interest from people in a local area or interest and ongoing support of participants. Support groups give people a sense of community and the chance to talk with others who have or have had similar experiences.