Volunteers are the backbone of community care. In every program, their steady support sustains clinics, outreach, and patient assistance. This update from the RP Epilepsy Foundation surveys recent progress and expresses gratitude for all who give their time. It also outlines upcoming family events and milestones in medical education.
In their October 2024 update, the RP Epilepsy Foundation celebrates Volunteers, Foundation and the dedicated individuals who enable their clinical work. These efforts strengthen community trust and improve access to services. The report highlights teamwork across teams and volunteers linking families to resources.
Families may look forward to events announced in coming weeks. The foundation’s education milestones include new certifications and updated training materials for clinicians. The update closes with thanks to volunteers and partners who keep services running. Their ongoing collaboration strengthens care for people with epilepsy.
Here are the key highlights from this month’s newsletter:
❤️ A Heartfelt Thank You to Our Volunteers
A heartfelt thank you to our Volunteers, Foundation for their unwavering support and dedication.
The foundation extends its deepest gratitude to its volunteers for their time, energy, and unwavering commitment. A special shout-out goes to the featured team members making a difference:
- Mansi Arora
- Aryana Wadhwani
- Sofia Alvarez
- Nisha Kapil
- Soham Verma
- Chris Tang
📅 Upcoming Event: Connect, Learn, and Explore Care Options
Volunteers, Foundation is hosting an exciting community event featuring Dr. Sumit Verma and a pediatric physical therapist. All families are welcome to join, connect with others, and learn more about comprehensive care options for their children.
- 📍 Address: 3774 Lavista Road, Unit #100, Tucker, Georgia, 30084
- 📆 Date: November 13th
- ⏰ Time: 8:00 AM – 10:30 AM
🎓 Advancing Education & Neurological Research
Education remains at the absolute core of the foundation’s mission. Volunteers, Foundation joined Dr. Ahda Jbarah and Aryana Wadhwani in Charlotte, North Carolina. They presented their neurological research abstracts at the Child Neurology Society. Their work was conducted under the expert supervision and guidance of Dr. Sumit Verma.
