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Why the Seahorse? Hippocampus means seahorse in Ancient Greek, and the hippocampus in the brain is often the focus of epileptic activity. NSE's fundraising effort is committed to the three Ps: pioneering research; programme of education and public awareness; and provision of medical care and support services. Our goal is a seizure free life for everyone. NSE is leading the world with the launch of a ground breaking research project looking at the genetics of epilepsy. Support NSE and its research activities and find out more about genetics and epilepsy: the next frontier. NSE events Join us at an exciting range of NSE events including the Seahorse ball, golf day,and clay pigeon shooting. You can also find out how to join the running team. Your fundraising Raise money for epilepsy by local fundraising; includes an A-Z of ideas, a guide to collections and a free step-by-step handbook and much more. At work... You can even help while at work! Find out
about payroll giving, gifts in kind, sponsorship and much more.
Legacies Thought
about leaving a legacy? By doing so you’ll be giving a lifeline to
help towards improved treatments, better care… and one day, a cure
for epilepsy. Trusts and foundationsWe welcome the opportunity to seek funding from trusts and foundations. We are involved in a wide range of activities in the field of epilepsy and many people are able to benefit from the funding we have been fortunate to receive. More about trusts and foundations ShopVisit the NSE online
shop to see the range of Seahorse merchandise available, or while you
are surfing the internet you could help NSE right this minute! Volunteer You may be interested in giving your time and becoming an NSE volunteer. Membership Joining
today as a member not only helps NSE represent more people with epilepsy
but gives you up to the minute epilepsy information and regular updates
on NSE's research. Find out about membership Share your storyHelp to raise awareness of epilepsy by talking about your experiences to the press. If you have a further enquiry about this page why not send us an e-mail?
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