August 2021
Statement on the release of SBS Documentary “What does Australia really think about obesity?”
Members of the Eating Disorder Alliance of Australia (EDAA) in conjunction with Health at Every Size (HAES) Australia, are aware of a new documentary set to broadcast on September 1st, 2021 called “What Do Australians Really Think About Obesity?”. The show will air the results of a national survey on attitudes towards larger bodied Australians.
Read moreJune 2021
Funding boost at crucial time for EDV
The Victorian Government has announced additional funding for metal health services facing increased demands due to COVID-19.
Read moreMay 2021
Lockdown recovery resources
Our top picks for recovery resources to get you through another lockdown.
Read moreCommunity photographic project
"My aim is to compose a creative representation, focusing on the voice of an ED in form of a book. The aim is to highlight the hidden voice that dominates the mind of someone with an ED. A resource that will turn common ED thoughts into visual pieces of art."
Read moreInternational No Diet Day
On May 6th we acknowledge International No Diet Day, a day to proudly say no to restriction, weight cycling and the harmful diet industry.
Read moreApril 2021
Board Member Vacancies
The Board of Directors at Eating Disorders Victoria is pleased to invite applications for two positions on the EDV Board. Applications close May 20th 2021.
Read moreMarch 2021
Vale, Sarah Harry
Eating Disorders Victoria is incredibly sad to hear of the passing of our friend and colleague, Sarah Harry.
Read moreEDV responds to the Royal Commission final report
The Royal Commission into Victoria's Mental Health System has released it's final report. Find out how the recommendations impact people with eating disorders.
Read moreFebruary 2021
EDV affected by Facebook media ban
EDV's facebook page is currently unavailable to our community, having been caught up in Facebook's media bans.
Read moreMonash Uni Research
Do your personality characteristics affect how you eat? Are you aged 16-30 and live in Australia? Researchers at Monash University are keen to hear from you!
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