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Health Campaigns: The Double Edged Sword

A campaign which sees Eating Disorders as the collateral damage of ‘healthy living’ campaigns. Share your thoughts here.

The Wristband Challenge

How many people can you photograph wearing an SRSH wristband?

SRSH visit the London Carers Group

In January the SRSH project directors visited the london carers group to talk to sufferers and their carers about our experiences in recovery from eating disorders. We have recorded this session for you to listen to. Any questions - please do drop us an email either at nicola@srsh.co.uk or hannah@srsh.co.uk.

Information for friends

SRSH often receive requests for information from friends who would like help supporting someone with an eating disorder. We have put together this document as a compilation of lots of our thoughts on being there to support a friend - I hope you find it a helpful start. 
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We are kindly supported by Comic Relief, the Welton Foundation, UnLtd and Student Hubs.

SRSH is registered with Companies house, number 7493445
SRSH is a registered Charity, number 1142783