Home Enteral Nutrition Information for Consumers

Rob’s Story: Life with a feeding tube

In this video, Rob and Lynne Humphries share their experience of living with a feeding tube.

HEN Brochure Information Guide for Consumers 

• HEN: An Information Guide for Consumers ( 786.5 KB)

• HEN Brochure Information guide for consumers - Arabic ( 266.1 KB)

• HEN Brochure Information guide for consumers - Chinese Simplified ( 418.9 KB)

• HEN Brochure Information guide for consumers - Chinese Traditional ( 384.2 KB)

• HEN Brochure Information guide for consumers - Greek ( 249.8 KB)

• HEN Brochure Information guide for consumers - Italian ( 238.8 KB)

• HEN Brochure Information guide for consumers - Spanish ( 239.5 KB)

• HEN Brochure Information guide for consumers - Vietnamese ( 249.4 KB)

HEN Services Factsheet for Individuals and Carers 

• HEN Services in NSW Information for Individuals and their Carers ( 307.2 KB)

• HEN Services Factsheet for individuals and carers - Arabic ( 269.1 KB)

• HEN Services Factsheet for individuals and carers - Chinese Simplified ( 365.7 KB)

• HEN Services Factsheet for individuals and carers - Chinese Traditional ( 332.5 KB)

• HEN Services Factsheet for individuals and carers - Greek ( 246.4 KB)

• HEN Services Factsheet for individuals and carers - Italian ( 238.1 KB)

• HEN Services Factsheet for individuals and carers - Spanish ( 237.6 KB)

• HEN Services Factsheet for individuals and carers - Vietnamese ( 243.3 KB)

Consumer Support Groups 

Organisations which support consumers using Home Enteral Nutrition

• Oley Foundation
   The US-based Oley Foundation provides its members with information on home intravenous and tube feeding, including medical advances, research, and health insurance

• Patients on Intravenous and Nasogastric Nutrition Therapy (PINNT)
   UK-based PINNT is a national, independent, not for profit membership charity providing mutual support and understanding to adults and children and their families adapting to life on home artificial nutrition.