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Vision, Mission and Values

Our Vision

To achieve a quality of life for all those living with epilepsy and other seizure disorders no less than that expected by the majority of Australians.

Our Mission

By working together in a genuine spirit of mutual respect and support, Epilepsy Australia's mission is to:

  1. Produce the highest quality information on epilepsy and seizures, deliver education and training programs,
  2. Actively raise awareness of living with epilepsy and other seizure disorders within communities and all levels of government,
  3. Commission and promote specialist research into the medical and social aspects of epilepsy, and
  4. Actively advocate for people with epilepsy and other seizure disorders where a national outcome is sought.

Our Values

Epilepsy Australia values

  1. Above all, the rights, integrity, autonomy, dignity and wellbeing of all people living with epilepsy or other seizure disorders, regardless of their cultural, political, socio-economic, religious or other backgrounds or affiliations,
  2. And respects the autonomy of member associations,
  3. The pursuit of the highest standards of professionalism, quality and ethics,
  4. Collaborative partnerships with government and other like-minded organizations, and
  5. Continuous improvement and innovation to bring about change.

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SUDEP campaign reaches all time high

More than 15,000 copies of a book that brings together global expertise on SUDEP will have been distributed to epilepsy communities around the world by the end of the 66th annual American Epilepsy Society conference.

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Epilepsy Australia, in partnership with Flinders University is conducting an online survey exploring the experiences and needs of people who have been bereaved by epilepsy.

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