Take a look at our pre-uni to-do list

For us at Beat, Black History Month means shining a light on toxic stereotypes about eating disorders and race.

Google ‘healthcare heroes’ and you’ll find a very white tale. We want to change the narrative.

Our Helpline hero talks ARFID, autism and racial inequality

American Beat supporter Megan reflects on differing UK and US attitudes towards eating disorders and recovery.

Our supporter Amy talks through recovery from her eating disorder, understanding its roots, and regaining control of her life.

Supporting a young person? Learn how our online service, Compass can help.

Beat volunteer Rosie on supporting young people with eating disorders through our email support service, SharED

It’s Volunteers’ Week – and our volunteers deserve some serious celebrating.

This Volunteers Week, we caught up with Kel to reminisce over her experiences of supporting Beat through the years.

Charlotte shares her experience of recovery and how it's enabled her to live more healthily, authentically & happily

View the latest vacancies at Beat.

Supporting Beat’s beneficiaries, fostering early intervention and promoting sustained recovery.

There are many ways you can support us and help the fight against eating disorders

Please back our helpline by donating to Beat this Christmas

Self-refer to our funded services for those based in York

Self-refer to our funded services for anyone supporting someone with an eating disorder in Scotland