Resources

CBeebies presenter Andy reads Super Sydney and his Amazing Pals!, by Millie Reid and illustrated by Sophie Powell, a tale about a young boy with epilepsy.

Use this template letter asking your school to fundraise for Young Epilepsy, helping pupils learn about epilepsy, support others and make a real difference together.

Easy‑to‑use planning guides, checklists and tips support you in shaping your idea and preparing with confidence. These resources help you decide what to do, when to do it and what you’ll need, so everything starts smoothly.

Milkshake! TV presenter, Derek Moran, reads 'The Abilities in Me - Epilepsy', by Gemma Keir, Illustrated by Adam Walker-Parker.

Use this template letter encouraging your child's school to support Young Epilepsy through fundraising, raising awareness and inclusion for children living with epilepsy.

Sponsor forms, activity sheets and other practical tools give you everything needed to run your fundraiser confidently. These materials keep things flowing from start to finish, helping you stay organised and focused on creating a fun, successful event.

Two young boys read "Me, My Brother, and Epilepsy," an e-book celebrating the bond between siblings by Mariska Peck and illustrated by Elly Nichol.

This template letter invites your secondary school to fundraise for Young Epilepsy, raising awareness, challenging stigma and supporting young people with epilepsy.

Social media graphics, posters, banners and simple wording make it easy to share your story and invite others to take part. Use these materials online, in print or around your community to raise awareness and celebrate your fundraising.

Discover the EEG process through the eyes of a child! This friendly and playful video explains what an EEG is, how to prepare for it, and what happens during.