Question 1

Who are Hoarding Disorders UK CIC?

Accepted Answer

Hoarding Disorders UK is a not-for-profit CIC offering expert, person-centred support for those affected by hoarding. We provide ethical, sustainable help through decluttering, coaching, training, support groups, and collaboration with professionals and communities.

Question 2

Do I have to have my camera on or use my real name at this online event?

Accepted Answer

No, you don't need to have your camera on or use your real name. We understand the sensitivity of the topic and want you to feel comfortable. You can participate in whatever way feels right for you. The space will be run safely, with strict confidentiality rules to ensure your privacy and comfort.

Question 3

How will my details, used to sign up to this event, be stored and used?

Accepted Answer

All data for this study will be anonymised. Please visit the Hoarding Disorders UK website to access our current data privacy notice: https://hoardingdisordersuk.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/GDPR-and-Privacy-Policy-Hoarding-Disorders-UK-v4-2023.08.16.pdf

Question 4

Is this session being recorded?

Accepted Answer

No, this session isn't being recorded.  As a team however, we will be making brief notes on themes and key areas for consideration in this research study.  Again, these notes will be anonymised and not attributed to named and identifiable individuals.

Question 5

Is this event suitable for children or those under the age of 18 years old?

Accepted Answer

This group will likely touch on sensitive topics related to hoarding and its impact on loved ones. Due to the emotional content and need for a safe, open space for adult experiences, the session is not suitable for children or anyone under 18. Thank you for your understanding.

Question 6

Why does this group have a link to Cambridgeshire, UK?

Accepted Answer

This work is funded by the ARU, Safe & Inclusive Communities Fund.  The University aims to increase collaborative working with organisations local to campus, supporting & promoting research & innovation focused on social justice. Impact must be felt by local communities, hence they are prioritised.

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