Groups & Clubs
MREA Affiliated
Neurosupport Centre
Norton Street
Liverpool
L3 8LR
Tel: 0151 298 2666
Fax: 0151 298 2333
epilepsy@mrea.demon.co.uk
Reg. Charity No: 504366
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If you or a family member has epilepsy and you'd like to talk to others, why not come along to one of our groups and club meetings?
We have a network of affiliated groups and clubs throughout the region who meet regularly to provide support, information and social events.
MREA-affiliated epilepsy support groups and clubs
New groups and clubs
Groups and clubs receive regular news and updates about epilepsy from MREA office, and MREA also organises two group outings a year, one of them our annual general meeting. Groups and clubs also have a say in the official voice of the Association - via a Group Leader's Forum which meets twice yearly with MREA to strengthen contact.
MREA-affiliated epilepsy support groups and clubs
Chester Support Group
Meets at the Wesley Church, St John Street, Chester.
Third Tuesday in each month at 7.30pm.
Crosby Support Group
Meets at St John’s Church Hall, Picton Road
(off Wellington Street ) Waterloo.
Third Friday of each month at 7:30pm.
South Liverpool Support Group
Meets at the Old Police Station, Lark Lane , Aigburth every
Alternate
Thursdays at 7:30pm.
(Phone the office 0151 298 2666 for further details)
St Helens support group
Meets on the second Tuesday of each month at Windle, Pilkington House, King.St, St.Helens at 7pm.
(Phone the office on 0151 298 2666 for further details)
Bangor Support Group
Meets at Ysbyty Gwynedd (Bangor Hospital), Bangor, North Wales on Third Wednesday of each month at 5:30pm.
If you would like further details and contact names of any of these clubs please ring Mersey Region Epilepsy Association on:
0151 298 2666
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New groups and clubs
If there isn't a support group in your area, perhaps you'd be interested in setting up one yourself? MREA would help you organise a public meeting to gauge interest and help as much as we can, even giving a contribution to get you up and running.