Texas community resource
BIPOC Community Care
Project HEAL
Free eight-week virtual education and peer-support program for people of color affected by disordered eating and systemic racial barriers.
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How to get help
Submit the online application. The form remains open throughout the year; applications are reviewed close to each cohort start date, and space is limited. Participants should intend to complete the full eight weeks.
Who this service helps
People of color who struggle with disordered eating and have faced systemic barriers due to race; the provider notes the program may be most suitable for people comfortable at the outpatient level of care.
Where this service is available
Service area: National virtual cohort program available to eligible residents throughout the North Texas region.
A service area describes where help is offered or who may be served. It is not necessarily the organization’s physical location.
Cost / fees
Free.
About this service
Project HEAL's BIPOC Community Care combines body-liberation education with peer support focused on how systemic oppression and trauma affect relationships with food and body. Participants develop personalized healing plans in a facilitated intersectional community.
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