
How Your Donation Helps

Help us to support children and their families living with SGS
Severe epilepsy is a major health and quality of life issue for children with Schinzel-Giedion Syndrome (SGS). Most children with SGS have frequent daily seizures which leave them exhausted and unable to interact with the world around them, with very disrupted sleep patterns.
The seizures associated with SGS are typically very difficult to control with the currently available approved anti-epilepsy medications. Tragically, these severe uncontrollable seizures are often the reason why our children die so young.

Donate now to help our epilepsy research
We are committed to bringing life-changing new epilepsy treatments for children with SGS from the laboratory to the clinic as quickly and efficiently as possible.
We have built a collaborative network of internationally renowned expert researchers and scientists in the UK, Europe and North America, who are all working together with us to achieve this goal.
Please Donate Today
Direct Donation:
Bank Account:
Barclays Bank UK PLC, Leicester, LE87 2BB, UK
Account name:
The Schinzel-Giedion Syndrome Foundation
Account No:
73640035
Sort Code:
20-88-13
SWIFT:
BUKBGB22
IBAN:
GB62 BUKB 2088 1373 6400 35
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