Project HEAL Offers 5 Free Direct Services Designed to Break Down Barriers to Eating Disorder Healing
Through our direct services we expand access to mental healthcare, empower communities, and strengthen the support systems necessary for long-term healing.
Treatment Placement
Free and sliding scale treatment options in collaboration with our HEALers Circle partners.
This program is designed for individuals who cannot access care due to financial limitations, insurance barriers, weight discrimination, or other systemic obstacles. Our team will work to find a provider within our values-aligned network who is able to offer affordable, extended treatment.
Cash Assistance
Financial support for individuals facing barriers to eating disorder treatment.
Many individuals cannot access eating disorder treatment due to financial barriers, even with insurance. High deductibles, out-of-pocket maximums, and copays make treatment unaffordable for many. Project HEAL’s Cash Assistance Program provides one-time grants to individuals with demonstrated financial need, helping them access the care they deserve.
Case Management
Personalized, short-term, focused support to help you move toward the next step in your healing journey.
Navigating care systems, applications, and healing pathways can be incredibly overwhelming, especially while dealing with the cognitive and emotional burdens that often accompany eating disorders. We help you complete these tasks.
Meal Support
Free, accessible, and eating disorder-informed meal support for individuals (16+) at the outpatient level of care.
In partnership with Clinician’s Incubator, individuals can participate in live, virtual, weekly drop-in meal support groups led by nutrition practitioners working toward their Certified Nutrition Specialist (CNS) certification. These sessions create a safe and supportive space to navigate mealtimes, helping individuals manage anxiety and build confidence in recovery.
BIPOC Community Care
A virtual, intersectional community for those who struggle with disordered eating and have faced systemic barriers due to race.
Over the course of 8 weeks, participants engage in education and live discussion around systemic oppression, trauma, and their effects on our relationship with food/body.
Make a Donation = Increase Access to Care
Every dollar donated helps us break down systemic, insurance, and financial barriers to eating disorder treatment for those that are most vulnerable. Our generous donors allow us to support those who cannot access the life-saving care they need and deserve.