A report by CEO, Di Archer
From FOCUS February
‘I am whole and live with a new sense of identity and purpose’
“So said one of our recovery course participants. After years of struggling with a life-stealing eating disorder, through our course she finally found the tools she needed to walk out of it and rediscover life”, reports Di Archer.
“From our humble beginnings as two women desperately seeking support for our daughters battling with eating disorders and the impact on our families, the charity tastelife has grown to helping hundreds of people directly affected – and those who want to prevent eating disorders among young people.
We are so proud of the people in our tastelife story: our recovery course leaders, mostly volunteers, walking selflessly beside those affected, with those life-restoring tools towards recovery; our youth team, multiplying prevention resources for young people in schools, universities and educational establishments; our developing training team, helping people understand eating disorders and respond well to them.
We are enormously grateful to all those who support us on the journey – without you, it would not be possible. Together, we have been changing the story of eating disorder recovery…”
This is an insight into the amazing work of Taste Life from the report from our FOCUS February, to read the whole article read our FOCUS February.
If you wish to find out further information visit the Taste Life website: https://www.tastelifeuk.org/about/
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