Foundation for People with Epilepsy

Foundation for People with Epilepsy Foundation for People with Epilepsy (FPE) is a not for profit organization dedicated to promoting access to health care by PWE.
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It has been in operation since 2009, having been initiated by a team of workers who were variously involved in work on epilepsy.

21/08/2026

Kifafa si uchawi wala si laana 😔

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A mother’s love, a son’s smile and an epilepsy journey they continue to walk together 💜 Epilepsy is only one part of his...
17/08/2026

A mother’s love, a son’s smile and an epilepsy journey they continue to walk together 💜

Epilepsy is only one part of his story. Behind every smile can be strength, love, support and the people who choose to stand by us through every moment.

Today, we celebrate this beautiful mum-and-son bond and remind families affected by epilepsy: you are not alone. We will always walk with you 🚶‍♀️ 🚶‍♂️


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14/08/2026

Yes, epilepsy is treatable and manageable. 💜

That is why everyone living with epilepsy should have access to available, affordable, and good-quality anti-seizure medication.Yet many people still go without quality treatment, the epilepsy treatment gap.

Listen as our epilepsy specialist, Eddie Chengo, explains why closing this gap is so important.

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Happy International Youth Day! 💜This year’s theme, “Different Contexts, Common Aspirations,” reminds us that young peopl...
12/08/2026

Happy International Youth Day! 💜

This year’s theme, “Different Contexts, Common Aspirations,” reminds us that young people may come from different backgrounds and face different challenges, but many share the same hopes.

For young people living with epilepsy, these aspirations are no different.

A young person with epilepsy should be able to go to school, pursue their dreams, find employment, build relationships, participate in their community and live a fulfilling life without stigma, discrimination or being defined by their condition.

Epilepsy should not limit a young person’s dreams.

Today, we celebrate the resilience, voices and potential of young people with epilepsy and call for a world where they have the support, opportunities and inclusion they need to thrive 💜

When we talk about epilepsy, we are opening the door to understanding, support and better care 💜 to achieve this, let’s ...
10/08/2026

When we talk about epilepsy, we are opening the door to understanding, support and better care 💜 to achieve this, let’s talk about it with facts, compassion and understanding.

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06/08/2026

Kifafa kinatibika na kinaweza kudhibitiwa vizuri kwa matibabu sahihi. Tunakukumbusha kutumia dawa zako kila wakati k**a ulivyoelekezwa na daktari 💜

Taking epilepsy medication exactly as prescribed is one of the most effective ways to reduce seizures and stay healthy. ...
04/08/2026

Taking epilepsy medication exactly as prescribed is one of the most effective ways to reduce seizures and stay healthy.

💜 Never stop or change your medication without talking to your healthcare provider even if you've been seizure-free. Consistency saves lives and improves quality of life.

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01/08/2026

Happy new month and happy 😊 😃

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Happy Friday from all of us at Foundation for People with Epilepsy and ou team at NeuroHaven Epilepsy Centre Centre! ❤...
31/07/2026

Happy Friday from all of us at Foundation for People with Epilepsy and ou team at NeuroHaven Epilepsy Centre Centre! ❤️

We wish you a wonderful weekEnd as we wrap up the month of July and usher in a new one

Remember, epilepsy is not a curse, it is a neurological medical condition. Let's continue to replace myths with facts, reduce stigma and support people living with epilepsy. 💜



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Turning a person onto their side during a seizure is one of the most important first aid steps after the seizure if they...
29/07/2026

Turning a person onto their side during a seizure is one of the most important first aid steps after the seizure if they are not fully awake or during a convulsive seizure if it can be done safely. It helps keep the airway clear and reduces the risk of choking if they vomit or have saliva in their mouth.

A special moment captured as Dr. Tolu Precious Olaniyan demonstrates essential seizure first aid.

Learning epilepsy first aid is important for everyone not just caregivers or healthcare workers. A seizure can happen anywhere: at home, at school, at work, or in public. Knowing what to do can help keep someone safe, prevent injuries, and even save a life.

This was during the Pan African Congress on Autism (PACA) 2026 in Botswana 🇧🇼 where we were proudly represented by our epilepsy specialist, Eddie Chengo who delivered epilepsy training at the University of Botswana.

Together, we can build communities that are informed, confident, and ready to respond.

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Address

Kilifi
80108

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:00 - 17:00
Saturday 08:00 - 13:00

Telephone

+254798654210

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