American Beat supporter Megan reflects on differing UK and US attitudes towards eating disorders and recovery.
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.
In 2017, Megan Davison (27) died by suicide following a battle with T1DE. Her parents, Lesley and Neal, share her story.
When Grace and her Mum felt completely alone, Beat was there for them. Read their story.
Join TeamBeat - view the latest job vacancies at Beat.
There are many ways you can support us and help the fight against eating disorders
Please donate so no one living with an eating disorder feels alone this festive season
Self-refer to our funded services for those based in York
Find out how we can support those with eating disorders - and those supporting them.
Help for adults with binge eating - free support for those in Scotland.
Help for those supporting someone who has had an eating disorder for five years or more
Self-refer to our funded services for anyone supporting someone with an eating disorder in Scotland
Self-refer to our funded services for anyone supporting someone with ARFID in Scotland
There are a number of ways to work with us and help us support those affected by eating disorders.
Join our volunteer team and help make a real difference to people affected by eating disorders
Book a talk with a Beat Lived Experience Volunteer
This Volunteers' Week we are celebrating our volunteers