NATIONAL EATING DISORDERS ASSOCIATION

The Body Project is an early intervention program backed by two decades of research and evaluation data. It gives high school girls the tools and skills to confront unrealistic beauty ideals and develop healthy body image and self-esteem.

The Online Eating Disorder Screening is facilitated by a partnership between NEDA and Screening for Mental Health, Inc. This screening tool assesses warning signs of an eating disorder. It is not a replacement for clinical evaluation, but it interprets whether or not an individual should be concerned about thoughts and behaviors they may be experiencing and should therefore seek professional help.

The Feeding Hope Fund for Clinical Research provides grants to clinical researchers who have been selected through a very competitive application process. These grants focus on innovative treatment, prevention and training research.

NEDA Walks unite communities and raise awareness and vital funds to support NEDA’s programs and services. Individuals and families come together in cities across the country to build community and create change.

National Eating Disorders Awareness Week (NEDAwareness Week) mobilizes thousands of dedicated volunteers, organizations and media outlets for the largest eating disorders outreach effort in the nation. NEDAwareness Week provides information, resources and messages promoting early intervention, hope and recovery.

Solutions Through Advocacy and Reform (STAR) advocates and encourages others to advocate for legislation at the state and federal levels that promotes awareness, education, early intervention, prevention, research funding and improved access to treatment of eating disorders.