Annual Gala
Our Annual Gala—a Black & White Ball—was held on Friday, March 2nd, 2012, celebrating our future in honoring youth with epilepsy.
The Faces of Epilepsy
The faces of epilepsy are those you see everyday—maybe your neighbor, co-worker, classmate, teacher, friend, or a family member.
Your Giving Adds Up
Our organization relies solely on donations for funding. Your generosity translates to an immediate benefit to people we serve with our programs and services in Idaho communities. We welcome volunteers, and have a variety of ways you can give of yourself and your skills.
Get Seizure Smart!
The Epilepsy Foundation of Idaho will train you and your community group about seizure recognition and seizure first-aid. Training specifically for School Nurses is now available online.
For over 40 years, the Epilepsy Foundation of Idaho (EFI) serves our state as the principal advocate for the epilepsy community—a community of over 22,000 people who are living with epilepsy or seizure-related conditions.
Are you a school nurse? Please check out this School Nurses Online Training. This continuing education course (3.2 contact hours) is available online through a partnership with the National Association of School nurses.
http://www.nasn.org/ContinuingEducation/
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For questions and local training, please contact Diane Foote at 344.4340, or email her at: dfoote@epilepsyidaho.org
Save the date for the 11th Annual DL Evans Golf Tournament benefiting the Epilepsy Foundation of Idaho. This best-ball tournament will be held on Wednesday afternoon, June 20th, at Ridgecrest Golf Course, and will include a barbeque dinner featuring local food and wine.
Visit our Schedule of Events to see a complete listing of upcoming EFI events and opportunities.
Jessica Curry of Moscow, Idaho is the 2011-2012 recipient of the Mark Music scholarship.
This summer’s Asha Davenport Camp Retreat will be held July 20-22nd at Tamarack Resort in Donnelly, Idaho.
View our Camp Spirit! 2011 Video on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOB9qxu_q3M
One in ten Americans will experience at least one seizure in their lifetime. Education fosters understanding and increases a sense of safety. Contact us to learn about scheduling a presentation by an Epilepsy Service Specialist: info@epilepsyidaho.org
The Faces of Epilepsy is a collection of Idahoans affected by epilepsy. Take a look at this special gallery.
Take a look back with our timeline to learn our story, as we celebrate 40 years. You’ll find interesting and significant historical points, on both a national and state level. We look forward to adding promising chapters in the years ahead.
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