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Whether it’s helping our community members find the resources they need or advocating for big changes on a regional level, Epilepsy Foundation New England is proud to make an impact that positively benefits those individuals living with epilepsy in New England.
How Life Insurance Can Help You Make a Bigger Charitable Impact
Turning Today's Generosity Into Tomorrow's Lasting LegacyFor many individuals and families, charitable giving is an important part of their financial and estate planning.
More Healthy Days, Better Quality of Life: New Findings from Epilepsy Foundation New England’s EQOL Program
New survey results highlight encouraging improvements in health-related quality of life for people with epilepsy receiving support through EFNE’s EQOL initiative.
Living With Epilepsy: Why Support Beyond Medical Care Matters
Living with epilepsy involves more than managing seizures or keeping up with medical appointments. It can affect everyday decisions, family routines, work, school, and the ability to participate in activities that others might take for granted.
Finding Epilepsy Resources in New England: A Guide for Individuals and Families
Finding the right support after an epilepsy diagnosis can take more effort than many people expect. Alongside medical care, individuals and families may need reliable educational information, help with transportation, financial assistance, or guidance on handling challenges at school and work.
Meet the Community Health Workers Helping Families Navigate Epilepsy
When a family is dealing with epilepsy, questions often extend well beyond the next doctor's appointment.
What Donors Need to Know About New Charitable Giving Tax Provisions in 2026
New tax rules taking effect in 2026 may affect how you give, how much of your generosity is tax-deductible, and which charitable giving strategies make the most sense for you.
Beyond the Diagnosis: Changing Lives Across the Region
Connecting people with the support they need today while building a future with better care, stronger communities, and new possibilities for people living with epilepsy.
EFNE Announces The 2027 Grant Contest for Research & Service In Epilepsy
Epilepsy Foundation New England is pleased to announce the following grant competition and pitch contest to the Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont medical communities.
Dover teen advocates for NH’s first seizure-safe schools law
Foster's Daily DemocratApril 8, 2026, 5:10 a.m. ET