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On 8 October 2025 we launched our new strategy. This sets out our vision for the next five years.
We've changed thousands of lives affected by eating disorders this year.
We're here for you by phone, web chat, DM on social media and email.
Log in and chat to people who share your situation.
Free downloads and resources, from self-help guides to GP forms.
We answer some of the most commonly asked questions about eating disorders
Our online carer community provides people supporting someone with an eating disorder with a space to learn share and find support through workshops, courses and forums.
Our elearning platform is designed to enable school professionals to help pupils into treatment quickly. Access a range of interactive modules, monthly Q&A sessions and interactive webinars delivered by our expert clinicians.
No one should battle an eating disorder alone.
Whether they’re battling an eating disorder, or supporting someone who's struggling - we're there with people affected, every step of the way. From our Helpline to our online workshops and chatrooms, our services help make sure no one feels alone in their recovery journey.
Help us be there for everyone affected by eating disorders.
11 February 2026
I chose the Edinburgh Marathon because I wanted a challenge that matched the importance of Beat’s work.
4 February 2026
Rose and her mum Ali share how social media impacted Rose's eating disorder, and what they want you to know while using the apps
21 January 2026
When I decided to run a half marathon for Beat, it wasn’t just about the miles, it was about meaning.
26 February 2026
Beat has set out its position on the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, often known as the Assisted Dying Bill.
25 February 2026
Beat has responded to the Welsh Government's plans for new guidelines on early intervention in eating disorders
Beat welcomes the Private Members’ Bill brought forward by Richard Quigley MP, in partnership with Dump the Scales.
This report highlights the urgent need to expand access to intensive community and day treatments for eating disorders, so that they are available to people of all ages across the whole of the UK.
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