Supporting people who hoard

This project is a collaboration to address the gap in practitioner knowledge, skills and confidence in assessment and case work related to the hidden mental health condition of hoarding. It will involve people who hoard, and mix of strategic stakeholders and three learning partners:

An update from the Hoarding Taskforce

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2025 has started at a fast pace with Hoarding Taskforce activities. Iriss Development Leads Kerry and Louise have been out and about facilitating stakeholder events with the taskforce local partners - Pan Lanarkshire, Glasgow City and Clackmannanshire and Stirling. Over 200 people participated across the three events, representing a fantastic cross-section of agencies, groups and organisations that provide care, support and public protection at local and national levels.

Supporting people who hoard
Published on 17 Feb 2025

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