Quarriers can support you to make the most of your individual budget. We will listen to what is important to you and ensure that you are supported in the way that you want to be.

• Epilepsy is the most common, serious neurological condition affecting Scotland today and can happen to anyone at any time.
• Around 54,000 people in Scotland are affected by epilepsy.
• 9,000 people in Scotland have a misdiagnosis of epilepsy. They’re prescribed ineffective and potentially harmful drugs while their true condition is untreated.
• People with epilepsy are five times more likely to commit suicide than the general population.
• You’re nearly three times more likely to be unemployed if you have epilepsy.
• 7,800 people have learning disabilities together with epilepsy.
• Quarriers has been supporting people with epilepsy since 1906.

Quarriers provides specialist assessment and care for people with complex sleep disorders, including:

• Parasomnias
• Narcolepsy
• Nocturnal epilepsy
• Psychological sleep problems
• Sleep breathing disorder
• Movement disorders

Quarriers provides a number of small residential services for people who have epilepsy and require ongoing 24 hour support and monitoring. Our residential services provide specialised equipment, adapted accommodation and access to 24-hour support.