First Steps was set up in 2004 by Founder, Cathy Cleary, as a way to provide non-judgemental support for people suffering with eating disorders living within the Derbyshire area.

Today they support and deliver eating disorder services to people and families in the East Midlands.

The Recovery Club is a pro-recovery peer support space, designed to motivate, inform and share experiences of recovery.

Everyone is welcome, whether you’re working through your own eating disorder recovery, feel confused about your relationship with food, or are curious about how to help a loved one.

ABC is a national UK eating disorders organisation with over 30 years of experience. They are passionate about people and recovery.

They provide on-going care, emotional support and practical guidance for anyone affected by eating disorders and eating distress, those struggling personally, and their parents/carers, partners, families and friends.

Project HEAL is a charity based in the US who works to opens door to eating disorder treatment for people experiencing systemic, insurance, and financial barriers to healing.

Recovery Warriors is dedicated to boosting the emotional intelligence and resilience of people struggling with depression, anxiety and eating disorders.

They believe that no matter what has happened to you, no matter how far you seem to be away from where you want to be, that with hope and the right support things will work out. The long road has a purpose. Your story has meaning.

F.E.A.S.T is a global community of parents and those who support parents in families affected by eating disorders.

“We know what it is to have a precious son or daughter develop an eating disorder. We have known the worry, the fear, the frustration. Many of us have seen our loved ones go from terribly unwell to robustly healthy. Some among us are supporting longtime sufferers who have not reached full recovery. And some of us have lost our beloved children to their illnesses, through permanent estrangement or death.”

Samaritans is a charity aimed at providing emotional support to anyone in emotional distress, struggling to cope, or at risk of suicide throughout the United Kingdom and Ireland, often through their telephone helpline.

Claire Jackson founded Caraline in February 1994 following the death of her dear friend Caraline from an eating disorder. Claire recognised a lack of support services, and promised Caraline that she would pioneer a confidential counselling and support service for people living with an eating disorder.