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Help give hope to the 104,000 people living with epilepsy in New England and offer the support, community, and services they need. When you give local, you’re helping your friend, family, and neighbors.
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Our Mission
With your help, Epilepsy Foundation New England aims to improve the lives of individuals and families impacted by epilepsy and seizures. Together, we can offer those with epilepsy help for today, and hope for tomorrow.
3.4 Million
People Living With Epilepsy In the U.S.
150,000
New Cases of Epilepsy Each Year
1 in 26
Will Develop Epilepsy In Their Lifetime
1 in 3
People With No Effective Treatment
Thank You To Our Corporate Sponsors
Thank you to all of the following corporations for donating to EFNE during this pandemic. Your support was needed now more than ever and we are so grateful.
Upcoming Events
VNS Community Chat
If you've tried multiple medications yet continue to have seizures, it's time to question your seizure treatment. Join the webinar to…
Advocacy Ambassadors Program: Adults
For all adults affected by epilepsy, including parents and caregivers. Come build your advocacy skills, share your story, and find…
Epilepsy in Children: A Workshop and Discussion for Caregivers
This presentation and discussion will touch on Seizure Response Plans, Epilepsy and School – 504s and IEPs “101,” Rescue Medications for…
MGH SHARE Group
Join us for a special SHARE group featuring Alice Lam M.D. & Safar Zafar M.D. from MGH. This engaging virtual SHARE group is sure to…
School Nurse Seizure Response Training
Seizure Training for School Nurses: Caring for Students is a program designed to provide the school nurse with information, strategies, and…
Better Health in Epilepsy: Practical Steps
The workshop will discuss strategies for success such as building a partnership with your provider, treatment regimes, and information…
Get Informed
We’re working to help those battling epilepsy from all corners of New England, and we’re always reaching out to those just starting their journey. That’s why we’re putting our knowledge, experience, and community to work for visitors at all stages of the battle against epilepsy.
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Give Back
Your involvement and advocacy on behalf of those battling epilepsy is crucial to our success, and we couldn't provide the services we do without your help. Whether you give a little or a lot, we always appreciate the support.
Get Involved
Our team of parents, patients, doctors, healthcare experts, researchers, and New Englanders all play a big role in our progress. Want to add your voice to the effort? Get involved and let’s put and end to epilepsy throughout New England, together.
Our Stories
News Stories from the foundation and stories from our friends living with epilepsy.
In The News
Photosensitive Epilepsy and COVID-19
Background Photosensitive epilepsy is a type of epilepsy in which seizures are triggered by exposure to flashing lights at certain intensities or certain visual patterns.
In The News
Epilepsy Heroes: Cole and Katie
This blog post was submitted by Sunovion Pharmaceuticals Inc. #MyEpilepsyHero is proud to feature Cole and Katie, two amazing kids who started their own initiatives to help fellow kids with epilepsy. This #MyEpilepsyHero post is published with the permission of Cole and Katie.
In The News
Dr. Andrew Cole, MGH, Named Chair of the Board of Epilepsy Foundation New England
Lowell, MA – Epilepsy Foundation New England today announced that Andrew J. Cole, M.D., F.R.C.P.(C.), was elected Chair, Board of Directors, effective immediately. Dr.
In The News
Shining a Spotlight on Your Epilepsy Care Providers
Shining a Purple Spotlight: Expressions of Gratitude for Epilepsy Care Providers
In The News
Coronavirus Information for People Affected by Epilepsy in New England
Epilepsy Foundation New England, with our Professional Advisory Board, has put together the following guidance for people living with
In The News
Sunday Sitdown: Susan Linn
Susan Linn, EFNE President & CEO, was interviewed by the Worcester Telegram & Gazette about her introduction to epilepsy.
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