Seen But Not Heard (CAPS Independent Advocacy)

Who is this for?

  • Adults aged between 18 and 65 years old with experience of an eating disorder

Who provides this?

  • CAPS Independent Advocacy

Description

Seen But Not Heard is a collective advocacy project for people with experience of eating disorders.

The purpose of the group is to enable people who have experience of an eating disorder to have a collective voice, create resources and training, and influence services and treatment.

How do I access this?

  • Self-referrals

Is there a cost?

Free

Is there a waiting list?

No

Location information

  • Wheelchair access

Opening times

Meetings are arranged to suit the needs of the group. Weekdays only.

CAPS Seen But Not Heard

Contact Details

CAPS Independent Advocacy
Norton Park, Conference Centre & Business Hub, 57 Albion Road, Edinburgh, EH7 5QY

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Types of support on offer:

Advocacy

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