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Epilepsy is one of the worlds most common neurological conditions
50 Million people the world over live with a diagnosis of epilepsy. In Queensland we are their beacon of hope ensuring each individual is understood and supported to live well.
60 Queenslanders were diagnosed this week...
They join the more than 28,000 people living with an active diagnosis. We are the beacon of hope for these people, and you too can lend your light.
Get Involved
With your support we can be there for those Queenslanders that need us, when they need us the most – we invite you to support us in anyway you can.
We share some ideas throughout our fundraising site, alternatively visit our website at www.epilepsyqueensland.com.au or contact us on (07) 3435 5000 and talk to our impact experts about your ideas!
About Us
About epilepsy and seizures
How your fundraising will make an impact.
In Memory
Leave a lasting legacy in memory of a loved one.
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Join Team Epilepsy Queensland
1 in 10 people will experience a seizure in their lifetime.
Over 28,740 people in Queensland currently live with a diagnoses of epilepsy. 3,000 more will receive their diagnosis this year. Interestingly this is more than muscular dystrophy, cerebral palsy, parkinson’s and motor neurone disease combined!
The World Health Organisation (WHO) recognises epilepsy as one of the world’s most common serious brain disorders.
Epilepsy Queensland brings hope to those living with or impacted by epilepsy throughout Queensland. We provide psycho-social supports, education and training, and policy / advocacy work to ensure the voice of people with epilepsy is heard.
People we work with often describe the receiving of a diagnosis as being ‘thrown in the deep-end.’
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