PPT-Compassionate Approach to Tackling Obesity (Weight Neutral)

Alison Millbourn Public Health Manager Exploring a weight neutral approach We want to try a new approach to issues of weight and health that is driven primarily by compassion takes blames away from individuals and fully acknowledges the mental and financial burden poverty and inequality places on people . Conditions:. Group . C posts against direct recruitment . quota. Eligibility:. Family is indigent and deserves immediate resistance for relief from financial destitution . Applicant should be eligible & suitable in all respects of relevant .
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