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We are proud to be part of Hoarding Awareness Week this year, with the premiere of the film being held during the week. The week will start on the 12th of May 2025 and is the 11th annual campaign to raise awareness of the issue.
Hoarding Disorders UK is a not-for-profit Community Interest Company. They aim to provide practical hands-on support as well as expert advice to those affected by the varying levels of hoarding disorder, ranging from the chronically disorganised to those with extreme clutter.
Clouds End CIC has been at the forefront of addressing hoarding issues in the UK since 2009. Founded by Heather Matuozzo, a recognised expert in the field, their mission is to transform lives through compassionate support, evidence-based practices, and specialist training programmes.
Established in 2008, as a not-for profit organisation, HoardingUK is the only UK National Charity solely focused on supporting people impacted by hoarding behaviour.
Hoarding.Support founded by Jasmine Harman, provides information and advice for people who hoard and their loved ones.
The Hoarding Ice-Breaker Form is a very useful tool and was created by Cherry Rudge, a Professional Hoarding Practitioner based in Surrey (UK), whose father had hoarding behaviours.
This simple form can be used to start a conversation with your doctor/GP, clinician or other trusted person/professional, so you can get practical advice, support and medical treatment to help make you feel better. The Form can also be used by family, friends, neighbours, etc if they feel anxious or worried about someone’s health and wellbeing.
This simple form can be used to start a conversation with your doctor/GP, clinician or other trusted person/professional, so you can get practical advice, support and medical treatment to help make you feel better. The Form can also be used by family, friends, neighbours, etc if they feel anxious or worried about someone’s health and wellbeing.
The Association of Professional Declutterers and Organisers is the UK’s membership association for decluttering and organising professionals. Many of their members work with people that have hoarding behaviour.
If you provide support and advice for people impacted by hoarding behaviour and would like to be added to this page, please contact us.