The Sisterhood Foundation has announced two new Charity Partners – the Pelvic Pain Foundation of Australia (PPFA) and Eating Disorders Families Australia (EDFA) – expanding its support for women and girls experiencing complex and often under-recognised health challenges.
Strong Enough author Katie’s story was featured on the Sydney Morning Herald, alongside insights from EDFA Executive Director Jane Rowan and Australia and New Zealand Academy for Eating Disorders (ANZAED) CEO Jade Gooding.
Strong Enough author Katie’s story was featured on the Sydney Morning Herald, alongside insights from EDFA Executive Director Jane Rowan and Australia and New Zealand Academy for Eating Disorders (ANZAED) CEO Jade Gooding.
The Age’s story on Marissa and her journey with Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID), and the tailored support EDFA provides for ARFID carers.
Hunter’s Fundraiser EDFA on an article in the Midland Express
EDFA featured on a Courier Mail article on eating disorders in boys.
EDFA Executive Director Jane Rowan’s Op Ed for The Herald Sun on social media regulation.
The Let Them Be Kids Campaign is featured on News Corp news article, with quotes from EDFA Executive Director Jane Rowan in response to the
EDFA Acting Chair David Quilty was featured on a media coverage of the plan to build a new residential eating disorder center in Coombes to offer his families and carers perspective.
The Australian features EDFA’s advocacy efforts on calling for stricter social media regulations to protect young Australians.