For Samman Association’s March Online Meeting, neurologist and epileptologist Dr. Natasha led a meeting to discuss focal epilepsies, their differences […]
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Samman Association Featured On Sunday Mid-day News
Mumbai’s Sunday Mid-day has a feature on epilepsy and Samman on February 23, 2025! Definitely worth a read — especially […]
Samman walked 54 Million Steps for Epilepsy Awareness
We’ve just crossed an amazing milestone – 54 MILLION STEPS for epilepsy awareness as part of the global campaign! Globally, […]
Samman’s February 2025 Support Group at ADAPT
Our February Support Group was yet another opportunity to discuss ideas for a brighter future of our NGO. Building a […]
‘We are championing our lives despite epilepsy’ | Jaslok Hospital Support Group | January 2025
January 2025’s support group at Jaslok Hospital was a fantastic start to 2025. We had started our session on the […]
‘Epilepsy is not your identity’ | Kokilaben Hospital Support Group | July 2024
“Epilepsy can never be who you are. It is only a part of your medical history. Epilepsy is not your […]
Epilepsy Workshop Deolali
We had a wonderful time in Deolali these last two days (16-17 March)! It was educative and experiential. We travelled […]
Support Group Mtg & Christmas Party & Rural Epilepsy Clinic
We celebrated Christmas and the coming new year with a lunch party at Sudama Restaurant at Krishna Palace. Each of […]
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Samman Association, the Mumbai Chapter of Indian Epilepsy Association, is dedicated to empowering people with epilepsy and their caregivers, delivering comprehensive support, driving public awareness, fostering research, and paving the way towards a future free from the limitations of epilepsy.