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How Many People Live With Epilepsy?

Facts About Epilepsy And Seizures

65 MILLION

Number of people around the world who have epilepsy.

3.4 MILLION

Number of people in the U.S who have epilepsy.

1 IN 26

People in the U.S will develop epilepsy at some point in their lifetime.

4 AND 10 OUT OF 1,000

Number of people on earth who live with active seizures at any one point.

150,000

Number of new cases of epilepsy in the U.S each year.

ONE-THIRD

Number of epeople who live with uncontrollable seizures because existing medications do not work for them.

6 OUT OF 10

Number of people with epilepsy where the cause is unknown.

Camp Hope
2025

Registration for Campers & Volunteers NOW OPEN!

 

Camp Hope is a unique, positive FREE camp experience for Idaho kids ages 10-16 living with epilepsy, offering the chance to build friendships, gain confidence, and have fun in a safe environment. Enjoy activities like archery, biking, crafts, a glow party, workshops, and more!

 

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Epilepsy Foundation of Idaho

Morgan McGee Scholarship Fund

Applications open January 1st, 2025!

 

We are pleased to offer the Morgan McGee Scholarship Fund which was established to not only honor Morgan’s legacy, but to help students with epilepsy reach their full potential. This opportunity is for high school seniors and college students living with epilepsy in Idaho.

 

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Community Programs

Seizure First Aid Certification

Seizure First Aid Certification Training is offered online by the Epilepsy Foundation of America with instructor-led webinars. To take an online class: Register by clicking on the registration link. (If you are taking the training with others, each person needs to register separately.) This certification lasts two years.

 

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Young Warriors

At Young Warriors, we understand the unique challenges that come with epilepsy, and we believe that every child deserves an opportunity to explore, learn, and have fun in a safe and supportive environment. Our aim is to empower children with epilepsy and create a sense of belonging, while fostering friendships and boosting self-confidence.

 

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