We have completed and launched the first epilepsy training of its kind to rural and remote health practitioners.

The e-learning website was officially launched at the Magpies Sporting Club in Mackay and received a resounding thumbs up from the audience. A high number of health workers and others have already logged on to complete the courses. For more information please go to www.learnepilepsy.com.au.



The project is funded by the Department of Health and Ageing National Rural Primary Health Projects (NRPHP) initiative and will help educate Queensland’s rural health workers in an understanding of epilepsy, its management and the promotion of wellness strategies.

Learn Epilepsy has officially launched!

Epilepsy Queensland's online epilepsy training courses were launched in Mackay. The Rural Health Project is the first epilepsy training of its kind in Australia and has been extremely well received by health care workers and people with epilepsy.

The Sunday Mail Suncorp Bridge to Brisbane

Walk, run or wheel with The E Team on Sunday August 30. We have our shirts and are rearing to go. Will you join our team or create your own? There is not much time left so hurry.

Brisbane Broncos ultimate package up for grabs!

The ultimate Father's Day gift valued at $3000! A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity can be won for two people to be special guests of the Brisbane Broncos at the Round 26 home game against the Raiders on weekend of 4-6 September

Camp E - Sibling Retreat

Thanks to the sponosrship of Airen Youhanna The Good Guys Loganholme, Epilepsy Queensland has organised a weekend retreat on the Sunshine Coast for siblings of children with epilepsy.

2009 Award Nominations now open

Every year Epilepsy Queensland presents awards to acknowledge those wonderful individuals and organisations who help people with epilepsy and their families. Find out more about the categories and nominations.

Past events - photo gallery

Epilepsy Queensland relies on donations from individuals and from businesses - from sausage sizzles to corporate events and lawn bowling. Thank you to each and every person who helps keep our doors open so we can continue - and further develop - programs and assistance for Queenslanders with epilepsy.