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Debbie Chilton
Debbie's Purple Day Art Auction
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Hi There!
I am help to raise awareness of Epilepsy and Vital funds for Epilepsy Action through A Purple Day Art exhibition and Auction. People who have seizures are ordinary people from all walks of life doing or sorts of jobs. Epilepsy does not impair a persons ability be employed, play sport or be active in the community. Dr John Darcy is a medical doctor with a strong media presence and works for Chancel 7. Wally Lewis former Captain of the Queensland State of Orion Ruby League Team is another high profile person will Epilepsy.
I am a poet and artist with multiple disabilities of which Epilepsy is one. I am aiming to raise money for charity and I would welcome any contribution, great or small, that you could make!
Debbie Chilton
Purple & Proud!
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Epilepsy Action Australia
Established in 1952, Epilepsy Action Australia is the leading national provider of specialist epilepsy services for people living with epilepsy, their families, healthcare practitioners, and the broader community including support workers and teachers. Epilepsy Action Australia drives positive change empowered by the collective voice of people living with epilepsy to achieve the best possible outcomes. Our involvement with research paves the way for new interventions and treatments to improve and save lives. Epilepsy Action Australia established the National Epilepsy Line in 2019 as the only national epilepsy telehealth support service delivered by Registered Nurses specialising in epilepsy. It is the front-line service and gateway to our broader range of services. The organisation is primarily funded through donations, fundraising activities, philanthropic grants, and sale of third-party training courses.
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