Epilepsy Alliance Louisiana
Established in 1977, Epilepsy Alliance Louisiana (EAL) was created to offer essential community services to individuals living with epilepsy across the state. EAL was previously an affiliate of a national epilepsy organization; however, in 2018 EAL joined forces with 7 other leading grassroots epilepsy organizations to form Epilepsy Alliance America (EAA). EAA is a growing national organization with 18 like-minded member organizations dedicated to providing direct support to people with epilepsy, and their families, care givers, and communities.
Epilepsy Alliance Louisiana delivers personalized programs and services tailored to the unique needs of individuals affected by epilepsy through:
- Client Services
- Seizure First Aid and Safety Training
- Education and Community-Building Events
OUR IMPACT STORY: BY THE NUMBERS
Together, we have touched more than 10,000 lives!
All reported data is current as of November 2024.
SEIZE THE DAY WARRIOR WALKS
Want to raise awareness for epilepsy while having a great time? Join us for one of our Seize the Day Warrior Walks. Registration is now open for Acadiana & Shreveport, so gather your friends, form a team, and join in on the fun!
We’re excited to bring Seize the Day to four cities:
- Warrior Walk + 5k in Acadiana (Lafayette)- SUNDAY September 20, 2026
- Warrior Walk in Shreveport- October 17, 2026
- Warrior Walk in New Orleans - Saturday, March 20, 2027
- Warrior Walk + 5K in Baton Rouge - Saturday, April 17, 2027
Don’t miss out—register today and make a difference!
The Impact of Your Giving
Your support of Epilepsy Alliance Louisiana directly transforms the lives of those affected by epilepsy. Donations enable us to provide essential services, including personalized client support, Seizure First Aid and Safety Training, and educational and community-building events that empower individuals and families. By contributing, you help us offer critical resources and support, ensuring that no one has to face epilepsy alone. Your generosity fuels our mission and makes a meaningful difference in the lives of thousands of Louisianans living with epilepsy.
