Information is also available in community languages.
Counselling and personal support Professional staff are available at all locations to assist with issues such as current policy on driving, workplace discrimination, life-style strategies, assistance in the classroom and support for parents and carers. Advocacy is provided at the personal level as well as at the national level when the Epilepsy Foundation of Victoria joins with other state organisations and the national body to campaign on issues covering legal, medical, employment and insurance matters. The Foundation provides responsive information and education services to community organisations, health and welfare groups, businesses, education providers, students, state institutions such as prisons and any other group where a need is identified. Regular education and support programs are run in metropolitan and regional locations. With over 1500 book titles, a large variety of video titles in multiple copies, an extensive collection of epilepsy journals, and a number of special collections, the library can offer the most current information on medical and life-style issues.