Staff and pupils at Old Park Special School, Dudley will be having a cuppa and joining Epilepsy Action’s sixth National Tea Break on Friday October 17.
Two friends from Chelmsley Wood are preparing for a challenging cycle ride from Wales to Birmingham to raise money for Epilepsy Action, the UK’s largest member-led epilepsy charity.
Volunteers from Epilepsy Action’s Stoke on Trent branch will be helping to bring epilepsy “Out in the Open” by holding its annual sponsored walk at 10.30am on Sunday May 18.
Rowena Trevor, from Shrewsbury, will be holding a Black and White Valentine’s Ball in aid of Epilepsy Action, the UK’s leading member led epilepsy charity.
Epilepsy Action’s West Midlands Forum, the UK’s largest member-led charity, is holding an advice and information awareness day on Monday November 26 between 10.30am and 4:00pm at Carrs Lane Church
Staff and pupils at Old Park School in Dudley will be putting the kettle on and joining Epilepsy Action’s fifth National Tea Break on Friday, October 19.
Epilepsy Action is hosting an employment seminar for Birmingham recruitment agencies in a bid to raise awareness of epilepsy amongst employment professionals.
Suzanne Harffey from Redditch will be holding a stall at the Redditch Lions Fun in the Field Day in aid of Epilepsy Action, the UK’s leading member led epilepsy charity.
Mark Cordiner-Barton from Shirley, Birmingham is taking part in Race the Train in aid of Epilepsy Action, the UK’s largest member-led epilepsy organisation.
Pupils at Oldbury Park Primary School in Worcester have been named winners of the South West Primary School category in this year’s National Doodle Day competition.
Here in the UK, as winter draws in, the nights are dark and the snow is falling you could be forgiven for the urge to curl up in front of the fire and watch a good dose of daytime television.
Epilepsy Action has been approached by a documentary production company who are developing a film for Channel 4 focussing on young carers in the UK. The company are looking to work with children aged 9-14 years who are just about the only carer for another family member with epilepsy.
