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Epilepsy Support and Service Navigation

Provided by: Epilepsy Association of the Maritimes - AKA: Epilepsy Association of Nova Scotia (former name)

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Provides support and navigation services through phone and email. Includes:

Navigating health and social services
Communicating with school or workplaces about epilepsy
Connecting with supports in the community
Finding additional resources

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Provides support and navigation services through phone and email. Includes:

Navigating health and social services
Communicating with school or workplaces about epilepsy
Connecting with supports in the community
Finding additional resources

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Description:	Provides support and navigation services through phone and email. Includes: Navigating health and social services Communicating with school or workplaces about epilepsy Connecting with supports in the community Finding additional resources
Eligibility:	Open to all
Fees:	No fees
How to Access:	Call or email
Documents Required:	Not applicable
Program Email:	susan.rahey@epilepsymaritimes.org
Language:	English
Website:	www.epilepsymaritimes.org/navigation
Coverage Area:	Prince Edward Island * Nova Scotia * New Brunswick

Epilepsy Association of the Maritimes

7075 Bayers Road, Suite 215, Halifax, NS B3L 2C2
Coverage Area: Prince Edward Island * Nova Scotia * New Brunswick
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible with automated door * Elevator access
Office Hours: Mon-Thurs 9am-4pm
Phone Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-4pm
info@epilepsymaritimes.org

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