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About our cause

Caraline Eating Disorder Counselling and Support Service provides evidence-based therapy and support services to those living with eating disorders and their carers, with a keen focus on early intervention and prevention. An established community-based charity of over 30 years that is well-respected and valued by the community it serves.

We need your help so we can continue to offer and even expand our service!

Thank you for your support and good luck!

Claire Jackson, CEO & Founding Member

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It's our 30th birthday this year

It's our 30th birthday this year

Jan 23, 2024

It's our 30th birthday this year, and to kickstart the celebrations, we are holding an Open Day at our therapy centre in Luton.

Charity of the Year Award 2023

Charity of the Year Award 2023

Dec 22, 2023

In early November 2023, the team was delighted to hear they had been shortlisted for the Charity of The Year award at the 14th annual Luton & Bedfordshire Community Awards organized by Community Interest Luton.

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Apr 30, 2023

With the amazing work from the therapists at Caraline and the strength and determination they gave me, I tackled my eating disorder head on.

Lifetime achievement award

Lifetime achievement award

Nov 11, 2022

Claire was given this award for the remarkable work she has done for the charity over the last 29 years since starting in 1994.

Ralph Adamson

Ralph Adamson

Feb 17, 2021

Caraline wants to remember and celebrate Ralph Adamson's life, who sadly passed away on 29th January 2021.Ralph and his lovely wife Karen have been friends of Caraline for many years and played an active part on our Committee.

East of England Eating Disorders Network

Nov 21, 2017

The East of England Clinical network has launched an East of England Eating Disorders network for children and young people.

Claire Jackson and Carrie Roberts from Caraline will be chairing a sub-group to focus on the importance of collaborative working between the voluntary and statutory sector along with the identification of barriers that often impede this process. 
 

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