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Welcome to the Epilepsy Association of Central Florida (EACF)

Dedicated to serving persons with epilepsy, the Epilepsy Association of Central Florida (EACF) is a 100% local not-for-profit community based organization helping those affected by the nation's number one neurological disorder, epilepsy. This site provides you with valuable information on epilepsy, our services, and current events.

To learn more about our organization click here.

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The Epilepsy Association of Central Florida (EACF) is a proud member of the Florida Epilepsy Services Providers Association (FESPA), "Florida's Voice For Epilepsy".

FESPA is made up of Florida's not-for-profit Epilepsy Services Providers that provide comprehensive epilepsy services to economically disadvantaged Floridians with epilepsy. 

FESPA and its' Members are dedicated to working together on issues that affect persons with epilepsy living in Florida.  For more information on FESPA, its' Members, and finding the Provider nearest you just click here.

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Site Last Updated June 17, 2009

News of Interest

First Epilepsy Awareness Walk

Raises Nearly $18,000

Over 100 Walkers joined us Saturday, June 13th for a stroll around Orlando's Lake Eola for our First Epilepsy Awareness Walk to raise funds for our direct patient programs.   To date nearly $18,000 has been donated to the cause.  

We want to thank everyone that built a fundraising page, walked, and donated to us to make it such a wonderful day and a great success!  You can still donate or make your own fundraising web page for EACF by just clicking below.

Walk Photo Gallery:  Click Here

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EACF Service Area

EACF provides services to those living in Central Florida with offices in Orlando and Melbourne serving the counties of Orange, Osceola, Seminole and Brevard.

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Links To Research, Clinical Trials, and Other Programs

Epilepsy Research and Clinical Trial

Information click here!

Archive News Articles

Seizure Dogs can sense when a person will have a seizure.

Head Injuries are the Number One Preventable Cause of Epilepsy

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