ALT Graphic with a pale lilac background, and dark purple text. In the top left corner is a squiggly abstract white line illustration. Text to the right of this reads 'Are you in Scotland?' Underneath, indented left, text reads 'Have you, or someone you know, tried to access support for an eating disorder and been denied it?' And again, underneath and indented right, text reads 'Our Advocacy casework service may be able to help you'.

ALT Graphic with a pale lilac background, and dark purple text. The title reads 'What is our Advocacy service?' Underneath, text to the left of the graphic reads 'This is our free-of-charge non-judgmental service. It aims to work with people to ensure that they are getting the assessments, treatment, and information that guidelines say they should be getting. Our advocacy team can work with you to understand these guidelines and work with you to change these decisions in a non-confrontational way so that you can get the support and information you deserve.' To the right of this is a squiggly abstract white line illustration.

ALT Graphic with a pale lilac background, and dark purple text. The title reads 'How can I access the service?' Underneath, text to the right reads 'To use our Advocacy casework service, you need to: Live in Scotland. Be seeking support for anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder, or OSFED. Be over the age of 16 (If you are under 16, we can support a parent, carer or loved one aged 16 or over to act on your behalf).' In the bottom left corner of the graphic is a squiggly abstract white line illustration.

ALT Graphic with a pale lilac background, and dark purple text. The title reads 'Are you interested?' Underneath, text to the right reads 'If you wanting to receive support from our casework service, please fill out our form or contact our Helpline by using our one-to-one webchat, by email, or by phone'. And underneath, to the left, text reads 'If you need support for ARFID or are outside of Scotland in the UK, we are still here to support you. You can contact our Helpline Monday to Friday 3-8pm, and we can signpost you towards the resources and help that you need'. In the bottom right corner of the graphic is a squiggly abstract white line illustration.

ALT Graphic with an orange background and silhouette of Scotland in a lighter orange over the top. White capitalised text in the middle of the graphic reads 'Today is the Eating Disorders Awareness Week Scotland Debate 2026'.

ALT Graphic with an orange background, and a lighter orange silhouette of Scotland. Over the top of the background is large capitalised white text reading 'Join us at our Scottish parliament debate'. Smaller white text underneath reads 'for Eating Disorders Awareness Week!'

ALT Graphic with purple background and white text. Over the top of the purple background is a repetition of slightly lighter purple silhouettes of Scotland. Large capitalised text in the middle reads 'What do you want the Scottish Mental Health Minister to know about eating disorders?' Smaller text at the bottom of the graphic reads 'Fill out our form for the chance to have your questions heard'.

ALT Graphic with orange background and lighter orange capitalised text repeating diagonally across the page reading 'SPOT'. In the middle of the graphic is capitalised white text reading 'Do you work in a Scottish school?'

ALT Graphic with orange background and lighter orange capitalised text repeating diagonally across the page reading 'SPOT'. In the middle of the graphic is capitalised white text reading 'Know how to support a student with an eating disorder?'

ALT Graphic with orange background and lighter orange capitalised text repeating diagonally across the page reading 'SPOT'. In the middle of the graphic is capitalised white text reading 'Join SPOT - Our free e-learning space for school professionals'.

ALT Graphic with orange background and lighter orange capitalised text repeating diagonally across the page reading 'SPOT'. At the top of the graphic is the capitalised white title reading 'SPOT - out school professionals online training'. Below, in regular white text, is bullet points reading 'Increase your understanding of eating disorders and how to spot them. Learn skills to help students struggling with an eating disorder towards support, including how to talk to pupils and their families, and how to access treatment. Join our quarterly webinar, view past recordings, and further your learning with our engaging modules.'

ALT Dark purple background with a bright blue silhouette of Scotland over the top. In the middle of the graphic is capitalised white text reading 'Good luck from all of us at Beat'. From the bottom right corner is an illustration of a purple hand holding an orange star, which is over the top of the bottom of the Scotland silhouette.

ALT Photo of two young white women running, with their arms up in the air, holding hands above their head. They have large, relieved smiles on their faces, and both wear dark purple Beat branded vests and orange shorts on. They are surrounded by a cheering crowd behind a barrier.

ALT Dark purple background with white text. Larger white text at the top reads 'Our Helpline services are closed today (Thursday 5 June) due to an all-staff away day.' Smaller text below reads 'We won’t be able to respond to calls or messages during this time. We also won’t be running our Hummingbird ARFID support group this evening. We’ll reopen as normal tomorrow, Friday 6 June at 3pm. If you need support, access our self-help and self-care resources on our website. If you need additional support, you can also contact the Samaritans at 116 123 for confidential support.' From the top right corner is an illustration of a purple hand holding a teal and blue megaphone, pointing down to the text.

ALT Dark purple background with white text. Large capitalised white text in the middle of the slide reads 'Are you on TikTok?' Below, in smaller, regular text, reads "Had or have experience of an eating disorder? Or support someone who has? Fill out our survey today!" From the top right corner is an illustrated purple hand pointing at the text below.

ALT Photo of two young black women walking down a paved street. The girl on the left wears sunglasses, a grey and blue jumper and jeans, with a tote bag over one arm. The girl on the right wears are a white short-sleeved shirt open, with a white t-shirt underneath, and light-wash jeans. Text at the top left is white capitalised text reading 'Step Out'. The word 'step' is higher than the word 'out', and the letters 'P' and 'O' are connected by a footprint instead of the space of the letters. At the bottom of the photo is an almost-transparent shoe print with text inside. In the heel is the purple Beat logo. In the main body of the shoe print is dark purple text reading '31 May - 8 June'. Below this in purple text reads 'Walk together in support and in hope'.

ALT Photo of a young white woman smiling wide, with her right arm up and her left holding the medal up to the camera, from around her neck. She wears a purple Beat logo running vest and pink running shorts. Behind her is a navy poster, with the white Edinburgh Marathon Festival logo repeating across the sheet. Near the bottom, across the photo, is capitalised white text with dark purple borders. This reads 'Good luck to our Edinburgh Marathon festival runners!'

ALT Purple background with darker Scotland silhouette over the top. Large white capitalised text in the middle or the slide reads 'Thank you to the Scottish government!' Below, in smaller regular text, reads 'We will again be receiving a grant of £607,850 from them this year - here’s how this money will make a difference...'

ALT Purple background with darker Scotland silhouette over the top. Text on the screen swaps between aligning left and right per paragraph, with icons next to them to demonstrate the text. The first paragraph reads 'Supports our Helpline in Scotland to answer your calls, emails, letters and messages' with an illustration of text bubbles on the left. The second paragraph reads 'Provides support programmes for Scottish people with eating disorders, their families and carers' with an illustration of hands holding a red heart up, on the right. The third paragraph reads 'Funds 450 + places on our training courses for professionals in healthcare, schools and universities' with an illustration of a yellow lightbulb flashing on the left.

ALT Purple background with darker Scotland silhouette over the top. Text on the screen swaps between aligning left and right per paragraph, with icons next to them to demonstrate the text. The first paragraph reads 'Helps us develop new online self-help resources, e-learning modules and peer support groups for carers' with an illustration of an orange computer mouse on the right. The second paragraph reads 'Supports us to launch a new Helpline service to help people access the right NHS treatment' with an illustration of a dark blue and white megaphone pointing to the text from the left. The third paragraph reads 'Provides free places for people in Scotland at all our professional and carer workshops in the next year' with an illustration on the right of two hands shaking.

ALT Purple background with darker Scotland silhouette over the top. White text in the middle of the screen reads 'We’re so grateful for the Scottish government’s continued support to help us help those affected by eating disorders. Thank you!'

ALT Close up photo of slender black hands holding an iPhone, with the right thumb hovering over the TikTok app on the phone's screen. This app is a black box with a white musical note inside. Over the top of the photo is white capitalised text reading 'Are you on TikTok?' Below, in smaller, regular text 'Had or have experience of an eating disorder? Or supported someone who has? Fill out our survey today!' Above this text is an illustration of a purple hand pointing down at the text.