Epilepsy Associations

Epilepsy Association of South Australia and Northern Teritory Inc (EASANT)
	We aim to provide you with up to date comprehensive and reliable information on a myriad of medical and lifestyle issues regarding epilepsy. Browsing through the information you may observe that our Charitable organisation gives its support services freely to anyone needing our assistance. http://www.epilepsyassociation.com.au
Epilepsy Action in Australia
	Epilepsy is a significant health condition affecting peoples lives in many ways. We aim to help people understand and manage epilepsy. According to the World Health Organisation epilepsy is the world's most common serious brain disorder. We look towards life without seizures. We are a professional organisation committed to enhancing the quality of life for people affected by seizures and to improving community attitudes toward seizure disorders. http://www.epilepsy.org.au
Epilepsy Association of Calgary
	The Epilepsy Association was founded in 1955 by W.D. Taylor, and is Canada's oldest incorporated epilepsy organization. 2005 will mark our 50th year of providing services in Calgary and the surrounding area. Volunteers have formed the heart and soul of our organization from its earliest days. The Epilepsy Association of Calgary is a local, charitable, social services agency and is governed by a voluntary board of directors. Services are implemented by professional staff. We have an office in Red Deer, Alberta, which was opened in 2000 to address a lack of locally accessible services available to Central Albertans. http://www.epilepsycalgary.com
British Epilepsy Association
	Epilepsy Action is the largest member-led epilepsy organisation in Britain, acting as the voice for the UK's estimated 456,000 people with epilepsy, as well as their friends, families, carers, health professionals and the many other people on whose lives the condition has an impact. http://www.epilepsy.org.uk
Epilepsy Foundation of America
	The Epilepsy Foundation is a vigorous advocate for people with epilepsy. The Foundation has been active in Congress, the executive branch, and the courts, focusing attention on the needs of those with epilepsy. Priorities for the Foundation include: the availability of affordable quality health care, the search for the cure, and the protection of civil rights for people with epilepsy. http://www.efa.org