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Give the gift of confidence, connection, and community.
For thousands of Queenslanders living with epilepsy, Christmas can be isolating. Simple things we take for granted such as driving, watching Christmas lights, swimming, or meeting friends - can invoke uncertainty and fear.
This Christmas, help create a community of understanding and empowerment, where people with epilepsy can live confidently and independently.
Creating meaningful connections through guided support
$49
Isolation is one of the biggest barriers for individuals living with epilepsy. Your gift of $49 will provide pathways for people with epilepsy to find others they can relate to through tailored Peer-Led Support Groups, allowing them to connect with others who truly understand.
Empowering individuals to engage with their community safely
$99
Every person living with epilepsy experiences the condition differently. Your gift of $99 will provide an Epilepsy Management Plan (EMP) tailored to an individual's specific circumstances, giving their community the information they need to keep that person safe.
Building confidence and understanding through education
$250
Many people have never heard of epilepsy before themselves or a family member are diagnosed. Your gift of $250 will provide an individual and their family with a free education session to equip them with the knowledge they need to better understand and manage their condition.
Help us reach our goal
Celebrate the Spirit of Giving
Your Gift helps more Queenslanders feel understood and supported.
By donating to Epilepsy Queensland, you are helping us bridge the gap between clinical care and everyday life for people impacted by epilepsy, building the knowledge, capacity, and confidence individuals and communities need to manage epilepsy, reduce stigma, and foster inclusion.
More than 50,000 Queenslanders live with epilepsy. Your generosity makes it possible to provide free support, education, advocacy, and connection that build understanding, inclusion, and opportunity for all people impacted by this complex neurological condition.
