Check out Young Epilepsy's ongoing research projects!
Research is key to understanding childhood epilepsy and providing outstanding treatment and support. Young Epilepsy is leading and contributing to many research projects aimed at improving the lives of young people living with epilepsy, from diagnosis to adult transition.
Discover what these research projects are working towards and how Young Epilepsy is involved.
Learn about seizures in babies and infants, their causes, symptoms, and management. Find support and resources for your child's epilepsy.
Find resources, advice, and support for parents and carers of children with epilepsy. Learn how to manage and support your child's condition effectively.
Watch Joe Paternoster break down the ground-breaking Turning6 research project for Young Epilepsy.
Learn more about the innovative OPM-MEG brain scanner from research fellow Christine Embury.
Learn about Young Epilepsy's research into the transition between childhood and adult epilepsy care from Joe Paternoster.
Learn about transitioning to adult epilepsy services, what to expect, and steps to ensure a smooth journey toward independence.
What happens when you transition from paediatric to adult epilepsy care?
Learn more about the pioneering Pace Prime research project with Dr Colin Reilly.
Check out some of Young Epilepsy's most recent reports!
Young Epilepsy's annual review looks at the range of work we have carried out over the course of the year. It explains how donations, contracts and fundraising activities have helped pay for our services.
The 2024 Research and Impact Report highlights the significant achievements and milestones of the National Centre for Young People with Epilepsy Charitable Trust. This year has been marked by substantial progress in paediatric epilepsy research.
Discover our significant progress in equality, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) over the past strategy period. Learn about our key achievements, increased engagement, and future focus areas to embed EDI into our culture.
Our health suite in Surrey offers diagnostic facilities for children with epilepsy and other neurological conditions.
ECURe is a network of parents of children with epilepsy and young people with epilepsy who inform our research.
Discover our podcast for young people with epilepsy—where real stories meet expert advice.
