‘Keenan was with me every step of the trek”
Ian McCrory takes on the 14-day trek to the Mount Everest Basecamp.
Ian McCrory takes on the 14-day trek to the Mount Everest Basecamp.
Raquel will be running the London Marathon 2026 in memory of her daughter Caroline.
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“It’s been a dream of mine to run the marathon in my city, in front of family and friends, all for SUDEP Action.” – James Hewitt
Simon Maxfield shares why he is running for SUDEP Action.
“I had never heard of SUDEP, nor had my friends, nor Natalia’s mum. No doctors had mentioned it.”
Sophie Yates shares her marathon training and why she is running the London Marathon 2026
Hear from our returning CEO Sammy Ashby and plans for 2026
The average age of death for someone with epilepsy as well as a learning disability is just 56.
Report: Preventable deaths linked to failures in managing epilepsy in prisons.
Clive Treacey was failed in life, but his family are ensuring there is a lasting legacy in his name.
Friends and family of Jason Morland say Jason had a heart of gold. Their hike around the Lake District was in his memory.
Matt Brinkley and Preema Patel conquered Kilimanjaro to fulfil a wish of Preema’s brother Hinesh.
Dr Rhys Thomas has joined the Board of epilepsy charity SUDEP Action as a trustee.
Amber Walker died of SUDEP in 2023. A Prevention of Future Deaths Report says more must be done to highlight SUDEP risks in patient discussions.
Abigail Birtles, Charlotte Templeman and Kieron Parry organise GoodieFest in memory of Ryan Goodman.
MSP Monica Lennon lodges motion to recognise SUDEP Action Day
Jane Hanna OBE identifies the top 10 barriers that SUDEP Action has fought since it was founded in 1995.
Roy Grimes has written a book of his experiences called Shoelaces following the death of his brother Nathan.
A complaint brought by seven families – who had been using a specialist service that stopped abruptly in June 2021 – has been upheld by the Ombudsman.
We provide the only support line for people bereaved by an epilepsy death and offer access to qualified counselling. Our dedicated support team has a special interest in, and understanding of, sudden and traumatic death.