Annual funding for eating disorder services to increase by $4 million

The PostThe PressWaikato TimesRNZWednesday 3 September 2025 · 4 outlets · 2 reports · updated

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Mental Health Minister Matt Doocey has announced a $4 million annual funding increase for New Zealand's eating disorder services. The boost will expand prevention, early intervention, and community support for families. Additionally, the current single peer support worker role will be expanded into a national team.

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First reported by The Post, Wed 3 Sep 2025, 9:00am · 2 reports from 2 outlets over 4 hours
  1. The PostThe Post via The Press

    Eating disorders service to get multimillion-dollar funding boost (opens in new tab)

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  2. RNZRNZ

    Mental Health Minister labels new strategy for eating disorder services a 'silent revolution' (opens in new tab)