NeuroClarity Foundation is a student-led nonprofit dedicated to epilepsy education, family support, and awareness. We run school programs, build free tools, and advocate for families who too often face this disease without adequate resources.
NeuroClarity Foundation is a student-led nonprofit working to close the gap between epilepsy families and the education, support, and technology they deserve. We are driven by the belief that awareness saves lives, and that no diagnosis should feel like a dead end.
NeuroClarity Foundation is a student-led nonprofit organization based in Seattle, Washington, founded by Paurush, an 8th grade student and developer. Our mission is to make epilepsy education, awareness, and support accessible to every family, regardless of income or geography.
We run seizure awareness and first aid education programs in schools, build free resources for families navigating new diagnoses, and advocate for better access to epilepsy care. Along the way, Paurush also built NeuroNote — a free seizure tracking app currently being piloted with a clinical partner in pediatric neurology — as one of our initiatives to put practical tools directly in families' hands.
NeuroNote is one piece of a larger mission. The foundation's work spans education, community, and advocacy, because the families we serve need more than an app. They need to feel less alone.
We are students, caregivers, and advocates united by the belief that a teenager with the right idea and the right support can genuinely change how a disease is experienced.
NeuroClarity Foundation focuses on education, community, and technology, because a diagnosis touches all three.
We bring seizure awareness and first aid training directly into classrooms, teaching students and teachers what epilepsy actually looks like and what to do when it happens.
We create plain-language guides, toolkits, and community spaces for families navigating a new diagnosis, school accommodations, or medication changes.
One of our initiatives: a free app Paurush built to help families log seizures, spot patterns, and walk into neurologist appointments fully prepared. Currently piloted with a clinical partner in pediatric neurology.
We amplify the voices of epilepsy families, raise public awareness about the realities of living with seizure disorders, and push for better access to care.
These are the stories that remind us why we built this. We would love to add yours.
We are building this space for real families. Join the waitlist to be among the first members.
Epilepsy is isolating. NeuroClarity's community exists to change that: a space where families share wins, ask hard questions, and hold each other up.
I am Paurush, an 8th grade student based in Seattle. I started NeuroClarity Foundation because I kept seeing the same story: families blindsided by an epilepsy diagnosis with no clear place to turn for education, support, or practical tools.
The foundation runs school awareness programs, builds family resources, and advocates for better access to care. Along the way I also built NeuroNote, a free seizure tracking app, now being piloted with a clinical partner in pediatric neurology. The app is one part of what we do, not the whole picture.
We are a small nonprofit, not a big organization. But we believe that a student who cares enough can genuinely move the needle on how epilepsy is understood and managed. Come help us prove it.