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A not for profit organisation dedicated to changing the language around eating disorders.
CHANGING THE CONVERSATION AROUND EATING DISORDERS

VISION
Raising awareness about the prevention, control and treatment of eating disorders. Our vision is to break the stigma around eating disorders through language and conversation.
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LANGUAGE
Creating open language and conversation around eating disorders that nurtures understanding, reduces stigma and promotes positive mental wellbeing to help prevent, manage and treat eating disorders.
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SUPPORT
Providing invaluable support, educational programs and essential resources to teachers, families, friends and all caregivers of individuals affected by eating disorders.
OUR MISSION.
TO CHANGE THE NARRATIVE AROUND EATING DISORDERS
VISION
To reshape how Australia speaks about eating disorders — so in every environment people live, learn, work and play, someone knows how to respond and no one suffers in silence.
WHAT IS HIDE N SEEK?
Hide N Seek works in the moment when someone notices something isn’t right and asks – ‘what do I say now, without causing harm, shame or escalation?’. The ‘what now’ moment is when some systems fall apart.
SOLUTION.
Hide N Seek delivers safe language education that equips people to notice concerns early and know what to do next — with confidence.
Most organisations focus on symptoms or treatment.
Hide N Seek focuses on the conversation that happens before; and alongside clinical care.

FACTS
Australia has the highest rates of eating disorders in world.
1.1 million
Australians live with an eating disorder (4.45% of the population)
75%
of people with an eating disorder don’t seek professional help
(Hart et.al, 2011)
JAIMEE
KRAWITZ
FOUNDER AND CEO
Jaimee Krawitz, founder of Hide N Seek, experienced an eating disorder at 12 and struggled to communicate what she was going through — while those around her were equally unsure what to say.
That experience fuelled her mission to ensure no child or family faces the same isolation and stigma she did.
She recovered, but so many don't — which is why she started Hide N Seek. Hide n seek is on a mission to change the conversation around eating disorders and give schools, educators and caregivers the tools to support a young person on their recovery journey.



























































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