£2 a month
would enable our expert helpline team to answer an epilepsy query, ensuring people like Amanda get the support they so badly need when they need it most*
Donate £2
That’s 1 coffee monthly
Your support changes lives
Together we can make a difference! Your support is so important to the impact Epilepsy Action can have on people’s lives.
Top up your direct debitYour decision to top up your direct debit could change a person with epilepsy’s life.
Your donation means that not only can we help thousands more people via our free Helpline and give vital information to millions online, we can also offer a community for each person to belong to via our Befriending service.
Every direct debit increased means we can keep providing vital support to those who are lonely and isolated.
Top up your direct debit today
Want to set up a new direct debit? You can do that here.
Will you top up your direct debit today?
For the cost of a cup of coffee every month, together we can reach more people like Holly.
£5 a month
would enable us to recruit, train and equip two Group leaders, giving those like Amanda and Holly a safe space to share experiences and access vital support every month*
Donate £5
That’s 2 coffees monthly
£9 a month
would enable us to recruit, train and equip a specialist Befriender like Lisha to provide one-to-one care to someone like Holly who feels isolated and in need of support*
Donate £9
That’s 3 coffees monthly
*All gifts are unrestricted so that we can be responsive, helping us to support local communities and people with epilepsy where the need is greatest.
Meet befriender Lisha
Top up your direct debit today
This year we want to …
support 11,000
through our helpline service
train 21,000
to support people with epilepsy
inform 2 million
with our online information
We also want to:
- Recruit and train specialist volunteers to provide bespoke support via our Befriending service for those affected by epilepsy and in need of extra help
- Launch another 62 Talk and Support groups to help people meet others who have been facing similar challenges