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So, Why Has Epilepsy Canada Moved?
Epilepsy Canada recently moved its offices from Montreal to Toronto. This was done as a cost saving measure. The current fiscal environment is a difficult one for non-governmental health care organizations such as Epilepsy Canada. To ensure our continuing capacity to fulfill our obligations, we elected to save money by relocating our office. Currently, we are sharing space with Epilepsy Ontario. Because of this move, Epilepsy Canada is alive and functioning with a vibrant board of directors. We continue to raise funds to support much-needed research. We thank you for your interest and continued support.
Should I Renew My Membership to Epilepsy Canada?
Yes, of course, you should! Epilepsy is a disorder affecting 1.3% of Canadians. There is a dire need for continuing research into the causes and treatment of epilepsy. Epilepsy Canada remains the only organization in Canada dedicated to the support of epilepsy-focused research initiatives. By renewing your membership in Epilepsy Canada you are renewing your commitment to supporting research on epilepsy in Canada. This is important …. Very important.
Donald F. Weaver
Canada Research Chair, Tier 1, Neuroscience,
Depts of Medicine and Chemistry
School of Biomedical Engineering,
Dalhousie University
Epilepsy Awareness Items
Now Available!
Your generous gift will help us continue to provide more
opportunity, greater hope and a better life for people with
epilepsy and their families.
The 2007 Annual Fund Drive, our most important fundraising effort of the year,
has begun.
We need your help to achieve our goal of reversing,
preventing and eventually curing the various types of
epilepsy.
We must raise as much money as possible to enhance the quality of life for persons affected
by epilepsy through promotion and support of research and facilitation of education and awareness
initiatives that build understanding and acceptance of epilepsy.
Thank you.
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This website is intended to provide basic information about epilepsy to the general public.
It is not intended to, nor does it, constitute medical advice.
Readers are warned against changing medical schedules without first consulting a physician.
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