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There are many ways to be part of NeuroReach Africa, whatever you bring, there is a place for you in this work.
KEMRI SERU approval granted. Help us take this research from paper to impact.
Our research on Innovation in Epilepsy Support has officially received approval from the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI) Scientific and Ethics Review Unit (SERU) — a major step towards transforming epilepsy support, empowering caregivers and bringing innovative solutions to African communities. The science is cleared. Now we need you.
Patients & caregivers
Share your experience or ask about opportunities to help shape our research and the tools we are developing.
Healthcare workers
Become a community champion, contribute to our content, or take part in a pilot study near you.
Research & academic partners
Collaborate on community-based studies in Kenya, Zimbabwe, across Africa and beyond, co-authored with the people we serve.
Funders & supporters
Help us extend our reach, every contribution puts trusted epilepsy information into more hands.
Pick the one that fits you
Donate books to a school
KSh 550 puts one NeuroReach Friends Series book into a child's hands. A class set changes how a whole school responds to a seizure.
See the books →Host a seizure first aid session
We train teachers, community health promoters and workplace teams in Stay. Safe. Side. Saidia. Invite us to your school or county.
See the four steps →Partner as a county or organisation
We work through existing community health structures, as we do with Kiambu County, KAWE and FPE Kenya. Tell us where you work.
Start a conversation →Media enquiries
Interviews, panels and expert comment on epilepsy care, stigma and digital health in Africa.
Press & media →Looking for a long-term collaborator?
We're building a small, focused network of partners who share our community-first values: universities, NGOs, professional bodies, funders and digital health teams. If that sounds like you, we'd love to start a conversation.
Our books are already reaching children in Kenya, Zimbabwe, Tanzania and Rwanda, with more on the way to other African countries. See where our books are
Start a conversation
The fastest way to reach us is by email. We read every message personally.
info@neuroreachafrica.org