Support Health Care Reform.

Now it is time to join others across the country. It's the time to tell Congress that quality, affordable coverage should be available to all Americans. We want to flood their phone lines with calls demanding passage of health care reform. Please click here for talking points and to find outwhoare your legislators.

 

Know the Difference.

An estimated 350,000 African-Americans have epilepsy and nearly 24,000 new cases are diagnosed each year.  Please visit the KNOW THE DIFFERENCE website or call Kathleen at the Epilepsy Foundation at (314) 645-6969 to find out more information. 

 

Join us for Sharon's Ride.Run.Wallk for Epilepsy on April 18!

Join us for Sharon's Ride.Run.Walk for Epilepsy to benefit the Epilepsy Foundation of the St. Louis Region!
SUNDAY, APRIL 18th
Upper Muny Parking Lot in Forest Park
Sharon's 5K Run, Registration 7:30 am, Run 8 am-9 am
Sharon's Ride/Walk, Registration 9 am, Walk 9:30 am-11:30 am

Please visit www.sharonforepilepsy.orgto register your team today!

Epilepsy Foundation of the St. Louis Region

Epilepsy Foundation of the St. Louis Region

Do you shop at Schnucks or Macy's and want to help the Epilepsy Foundation with no cost to you? The Epilepsy Foundation Youth Council-St. Louis needs your help!

The Epilepsy Foundation Youth Council-St. Louis exists to foster strength, ability, creativity and self-worth in young adults ages 15-25 with epilepsy in the St. Louis area.  The Council is dedicated to developing young leaders of tomorrow. Please contact us for more information about how to join the Council!

  • Please go to www.escrip.com and click on sign-up for our id # 500017954,
  • Or to a Schnucks grocery store customer service counter and ask for a FREE E-Scrip card. You call 1-800-931-6258 and register with our id # 500017954.
  • Everytime you shop at Schnucks or at Macy's, use your card to give us up to 3% back for your purchase and its free to you! Please call Anne at (314) 645-6969 with any questions. THANKS!
Did You Know:
  • Epilepsy and seizure disorder are the same thing.
  • There are between 20 and 30 different kinds of seizures.
  • In our metropolitan area, up to 250,000 members may have recurrent seizures at some time during their lives.
  • 3 million Americans have epilepsy.
  • 1 in 10 people will have a single seizure.
  • The biggest challenge for people with epilepsy is not the disorder itself but the myths, misconceptions and stigma that surround it!

Welcome to the Epilepsy Foundation of the St. Louis Region. The Epilepsy Foundation of the St. Louis Region will ensure that people with seizures are able to participate in all life experiences; and will prevent, control, and cure epilepsy through research, education, advocacy, and services.

The Foundation provides services to people with seizures, their families and the community in eastern and southern Missouri.

Epilepsy Foundation of the St Louis Region
7100 Oakland                                  
St Louis, Missouri 63117
Phone: (314) 645-6969 or (800) 264-6970                        
Email: epilepsy@stl-epil.org
Driving Directions                                                     

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The Epilepsy Foundation of the St Louis Region is located at 7100 Oakland Avenue, near St Mary's Health Center at 6420 Clayton Road in Richmond Heights.

Turn onto Yale Avenue between St. Mary's and Tip Top Cleaners. Please note that street numbers on Clayton Road do not coincide with those on Oakland.

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For more information on the Epilepsy Foundation from Guidestar, click here.

For the FY 08 Annual Report click here.