Donate today!
Eating Disorder Families Australia is a voluteer, not-for-profit organisation,
supporting and advocating for parents and carers as they battle to
save their loved one from an eating disorder.
EATING DISORDERS AFFECT THE WHOLE FAMILY
These complex and insidious illnesses impact the entire family unit.
By supporting EDFA, you are allowing us to continue our work and continue to support these families affected.
100% of the amount donated goes directly towards supporting and educating families affected by an eating disorder
EDFA has full DGR status and all donations
are fully tax deductible.
Containers For Change
For Queensland and Western Australia only.
You can now recycle your aluminium, glass, plastic, steel, and other liquid containers through Containers for Change and donate what you got refunded to EDFA.
Your contribution will play a crucial role in supporting families and carers affected by eating disorders, and we are grateful for your support.
Simply drop off your recyclables at your local Containers for Change location, and do either of these steps to direct your fund towards EDFA
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Scan the QR code
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Enter our Member number C11360368
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Search for "Eating Disorders Families Australia"
Return and Earn
For New South Wales Only
You can now recycle your aluminium, glass, plastic, steel, and other liquid containers through Return and Earn and donate your refund to EDFA.
Your support is vital in assisting families and carers impacted by eating disorders, and we deeply appreciate your generosity.
To contribute, all you need to do is drop off your recyclables at any participating Return and Earn location, and follow these steps to direct your funds towards EDFA:
- Visit your nearest Return and Earn depot.
- Recycle your containers through the Return and Earn machines.
- Search and donate your earnings to EDFA.
How will your donation help?
- run monthly Carer Support Groups
- deliver EDucation and information webinars with leading speakers in the eating disorder field
- provide peer-to-peer mentoring advice