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The UK’s eating disorder charity 💜 Support is available via our Helpline (or call 0808 801 0677)
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Our fundraiser of the month is... Rob!

Rob took on the Alton Towers Half Marathon this month 💜 We absolutely loved Rob repping not only the Beat t-shirt but also a very on-brand beard, and hope this helped power him around the course.
Selfie photo of a white man with a purple-dyed beard and moustache, smiling wide a the camera. He's holding up a medal from around his neck, reading 'Alton Towers'. He wears a purple Beat branded t-shirt, and a brown baseball cap facing backwards. White text with a purple border over his head reads 'Our fundraiser of the month is'. Underneath the man's face is more text reading 'Rob!' Photo of the same man, mid-stride in a run, looking at the camera. He has one arm up, with his thumb up too. He is running on paved ground, with other runners around him. Photo of the same man, standing and looking at the camera, with arms wide proudly. Behind him are makeshift market tents set up, in front of the architecture of Alton Towers. In the hazy background, this looks like brown, grand buildings, like a castle.
November 28, 2025 at 4:10 PM
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Earlier this month was #WorldDiabetesDay and we also shared part 1 of Claire's blog, where she shared her experiences of #T1DE.

Now, we're sharing part 2: https://www.beateatingdisorders.org.uk/your-stories/events/claires-story-part-2-t1de-still-drifting-but-treading-water/
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November 27, 2025 at 5:14 PM
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This month is #MensMentalHealthAwarenessMonth, and we asked you what you wish people knew about men and eating disorders. Here is comedian Dave Chawner, sharing about why awareness for eating disorders is so key for men recognising if they may be struggling, and get support.
November 26, 2025 at 7:16 PM
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Ask your young person to fill out NAED's survey, to help improve care for those with eating disorders 👉 https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=Hcc1gv5HrEWm8ekPqVuW2G_nY4V08GNIjxUrfWmc_FVUNUtMQUNGNFlWNUxBSzZUQldCNVVKT1dXWiQlQCNjPTEu&route=shorturl
Graphic with purple background and white text. Capitalised title reads 'Are you supporting someone with an eating disorder who is 16 or younger?' Regular text underneath is split into two coloured text boxes, that overlap. Dark purple text box to the right reads 'Ask them to fill out the' and bright blue text box below, to the left, reads 'National Audit for Eating Disorders' (NAED) survey'. In the bottom right is an illustration of a young white woman with blonde hair and orange top, clicking on her mouse attached to a dark grey laptop.
November 25, 2025 at 3:53 PM
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Are you in #Wales? Are you in need of eating disorder support, for you or for supporting your loved one? Swipe to find out what support programmes may be best for you:

Endeavour 👉 https://bit.ly/3LMupm3

Nexus 👉 https://bit.ly/3LMukyL

Momentum 👉 https://bit.ly/4r5lP1X
Graphic with teal background and dark purple capitalised text. Over the top of the background is a slightly lighter teal silhouette of the country Wales. Text over the top reads 'Our eating disorder support in Wales'. Graphic with same design as first slide. Capitalised title reads 'Endeavour'. Text in smaller, regular font reads 'Are you a parent or carer of a child in Wales aged 5–15 with ARFID - or who may be showing ARFID behaviours? Our Endeavour group offers free, weekly peer support sessions just for you. It’s a welcoming space to share experiences, gain new skills, and build confidence alongside others who truly understand. Whether your child has a diagnosis or not, everyone’s welcome!' Graphic with same design as first slide. Capitalised title reads 'Nexus'. Text in smaller, regular font reads 'If you’re supporting someone living with an eating disorder, it can be tough - you deserve support too. Our Nexus programme offers one-to-one sessions for adults (18+) in Wales who are caring for someone experiencing (but no diagnosis needed) : Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa, Binge Eating Disorder (BED), OSFED. You’ll have space to talk about how you’re feeling, while being supported and empowered to care for your loved one.' Graphic with same design as first slide. Capitalised title reads 'Momentum'. Text in smaller, regular font reads 'If struggling with binge eating disorder, you don’t have to face it alone. Our Guided Self-Help programme is here for anyone aged 18+. Over 8 weeks, you’ll have weekly one-to-one Zoom sessions with one of our friendly programme officers, plus your own copy of Overcoming Binge Eating to work through together. No diagnosis needed - just a willingness to take that first step towards feeling better.'
November 24, 2025 at 4:14 PM
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Don't miss out on our new webinar on Monday, to help you support your loved one this Christmas and New Year 👉 https://www.beateatingdisorders.org.uk/get-information-and-support/support-someone-else/pod-e-learning-platform/
Graphic with teal background and dark purple text. Illustrations in the top left and bottom right corners is a sprig of holly leaves and red and yellow berries on it. These arch around the text. The large capitalised title reads 'Don't miss out'. Text underneath reads 'Book your space at our FREE webinar: Christmas and New Year Support for Carers. Monday 24 November, 12:00-13:00, book on POD hosted on Zoom, free'.
November 22, 2025 at 3:45 PM
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THANK YOU TO OUR BEAT 1-2-5 CHALLENGE 2025 FUNDRAISERS 💖

We are blown away by the huge £6585 you've raised so far - and donations still coming in! Thank you to all of our fundraisers, and for showing the 1.25 million+ people affected by an ED in the UK that they're not alone
Photo collage with white capitalised text over the top, in the middle. The text reads 'You raised a huge £6585.66 with Beat 1-2-5 Challenges'. The photos, left to right, top to bottom, are: a selfie of two young women standing in a woodland, wearing coats and warm headbands. A small brown and grey Yorkshire terrier dog walking on a lead in front of the camera on a path. Three woman standing in a park in dark purple Beat-branded t-shirts and holding up a sign talking about the challenge. A photo of two people walking up a small incline in a woodland. A photo looking over a field with the sun setting over the trees. A photo of hand-made colourful paper bunting splayed on a table, with four of the bunting spelling out 'Beat'.
November 21, 2025 at 3:46 PM
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Celebrating Christmas and New Year can be challenging, especially when you're supporting someone with an eating disorder - so we're here to help, with our new webinar FREE on POD: https://www.beateatingdisorders.org.uk/get-information-and-support/support-someone-else/pod-e-learning-platform/
Graphic with teal background and dark purple text. At the top of the graphic is capitalised title reading 'The Christmas period can be hard for people with eating disorders and their families'. Below, in regular font, text reads 'Join our Christmas and New Year Support for Carers Webinar. Monday 24 November, 12:00-13:00, book on POD, hosted on Zoom, free'. At the bottom of the graphic is an illustration of three people with their arms around each other. They all appear to be related, all having the same pale skin tone and black hair. The man on the left has a beard, glasses, and a red jumper with snowflakes on it. The man in the middle wears a Christmas Santa hat, glasses, and a fair-isle looking yellow jumper. The woman at the end has her free arm out in happiness, and wears a red scarf over a green sweater.
November 20, 2025 at 5:48 PM
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Voting is now OPEN for the Smiley Charity Film Awards and we're looking for your help!

Our Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2025 video is been nominated and it would be amazing if you voted for us 👉 https://smileycharityfilmawards.com/films/eating-disorders-can-affect-anyone

#SmileyCFA #CharityFilm
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November 19, 2025 at 7:22 PM
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Do you support someone with an eating disorder? Researchers at University of Birmingham are looking for loved ones of people with eating disorders to shape the future of eating disorder research.

Email [email protected] to take part!

#Research #MentalHealthResearch
Graphic with bright blue background and white text. Capitalised title reads 'Do you support someone with an eating disorder?' Below, in regular text, reads 'Researchers are looking for family members supporting someone with an eating disorder to take part in an online workshop to shape future eating disorder research.' In a purple box, text reads 'Email edresearch@contacts.bham.ac.uk to find out more and take part'. In the bottom left corner is another purple textbox reading 'Workshops taking place 25 and 27 November'. To the right of that is the University of Birmingham logo.
November 19, 2025 at 3:46 PM
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Our Impact Report 2024-25 has just dropped - and we can't wait to celebrate our successes over the last 18 months, all because of you!

Read our full Impact Report on our website today: https://www.beateatingdisorders.org.uk/
Graphic with a dark purple background, capitalised orange text in the middle, and multiple cut-out photos of people at the bottom to create a collage. The dark purple background has a large capitalised lighter 'B' over the top, from the left side. The orange title text reads 'Our Impact 2024-25'. The collage at the bottom of the graphic includes lots of different people, showing different genders, ages, ethnicities, all smiling at the camera. A lot of them are wearing dark purple Beat-branded t-shirts. Some are mid-run, and some hold up a medal. Others are taking selfies and posing.
November 19, 2025 at 2:07 PM
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After the Celebrity Traitors final, last week we found out that the incredible Celia Imrie had picked Beat as her chosen charity!

Although she didn't win, we are so grateful that Celia wanted to support us and our mission #Traitors #CelebrityTraitors #TraitorsUK
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November 17, 2025 at 7:13 PM
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Support your students - book your place via SPOT today 👉 https://bit.ly/47EciWw

⏰ 4-5pm (GMT)
📆 Monday 24 November
💻 Hosted on Zoom and bookable via SPOT
🧡 FREE!

#TeacherTraining #SchoolTraining #MentalHealthTraining
Graphic with a gradient background that blends from a pinky-orange, to purple, to blue, from left to right. Capitalised text at the top reads 'Are you a teacher, or work in a school?' In smaller text, the next paragraph starts with 'Join our free online workshop for' and the text resumes in capital letters 'Christmas and New Year eating disorder support for students'. Graphic with a gradient background that blends from a pinky-orange, to purple, to blue, from left to right. Capitalised text at the top reads 'Join our workshop via SPOT, our free interactive area for school professionals.' Below, a subtitle in regular text reads 'In this workshop, we'll cover:'. Below, in bullet points, text reads 'Why Christmas and New Year are difficult for those with an eating disorder. Understanding accommodating and enabling behaviours and how to manage these. How to cope with setbacks. How to plan for the period whilst setting expectations and boundaries. Thinking ahead to New Year'. Graphic with a gradient background that blends from a pinky-orange, to purple, to blue, from left to right. Each line of text is accompanied by an illustrative image, acting as bullet points. The first is the drawing of a clock, with hands showing 1pm. Text next to this reads '4:00 pm - 5:00 pm (GMT)'. Second is a calendar icon, with text reading 'Monday 24 November'. Third is an open laptop icon, with text to the right of this reading 'Hosted on Zoom and bookable via SPOT'. The final section is an illustration of a '£' and text to the right reads 'Free!' Graphic with a gradient background that blends from a pinky-orange, to purple, to blue, from left to right. Capitalised text reads 'Support your students' 'Book your space today'.
November 17, 2025 at 5:06 PM
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Twogether is now live ⭐ It's our 4th year of Twogether, and we're excited to make it bigger and better than ever!

Head to our website, head to Twogether 2026 and sign up today: https://bit.ly/3XcYgGy

#Twogether #EDAW2026
Photo collage made up of 7 photos, in 3 lines, and white capitalised text near the top reading 'Twogether is live!'. From top to bottom, left to right: photo one is two men taking a selfie together, with a field behind them. They both are smiling wide, with reflective sunglasses on, and purple Beat t-shirts. Photo two is two young students standing in a park, posing and smiling at the camera. They are holding a purple and orange Beat-branded balloon each. Photo three is a young woman sitting indoors, holding a mug in one hand, and has her other arm around a Labrador looking up lovingly at her. Photo four is a large group of students in swimwear, next to an indoor pool. Photo five is two young women smiling with Beat stickers on their heads. Photo six is a mum and daughter in matching dark purple Beat-branded t-shirts, in front Tower Bridge. Photo seven is a group of young women students posed on a netball court, all wearing purple netball bibs or clothing.
November 17, 2025 at 4:11 PM
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FYI: The BBC has revealed the charities #TheCelebrityTraitors were all competing for, with links so that you can donate.
Alan Carr - Comedian playing for Neuroblastoma UK Cat Burns – Singer/Songwriter playing for the National Autistic Society Celia Imrie – Actor playing for Beat Charlotte Church – Singer/Activist playing for The Awen Project Clare Balding - Broadcaster and Author playing for Cancer Research UK David Olusoga - Historian and Filmmaker playing for Bristol Dog Action Welfare Group Greyhound & Lurcher Rescue Joe Marler – Former England Rugby Player and Podcaster playing for CALM Joe Wilkinson - Comedian playing for Wolo Foundation Jonathan Ross - Presenter playing for Cancer Research UK Kate Garraway - Broadcaster playing for Carers First Lucy Beaumont - Comedian playing for Zoe's Place Mark Bonnar - Actor playing for Action for ME Nick Mohammed - Actor and Comedian playing for Blood Cancer UK Niko Omilana - Content Creator playing for Under One Sky Paloma Faith - Singer/Songwriter and Actor playing for Save The Children Ruth Codd - Actor playing for Almost Home Animal Rescue NI Stephen Fry - Actor, Writer, Presenter playing for Mind Tameka Empson – Actor and Comedian playing for Parkinsons UK Tom Daley – Olympian, Author, Broadcaster and Entrepreneur playing for The Brain Tumour Charity
November 14, 2025 at 4:14 PM
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It's #WorldDiabetesDay, and so we want to use this time to highlight #T1DE, or type 1 diabetes and disordered eating. To do this, we're sharing Claire's blog - read here: https://bit.ly/3LCNWVR

And if you need support for T1DE, contact our Helpline today 🧡 You're not alone.
Graphic with bright blue background and white text. Italicised quote in the middle reads “I finally feel validated. I am not the only one. I am not a lost cause or ‘too complex’. If you are currently suffering from an eating disorder intermeshed with type 1 diabetes, please know that help is out there.“ At the bottom of the slide is small but capitalised text reading 'World Diabetes Day 2025'.
November 14, 2025 at 3:46 PM
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It's #FundraisingFriday and we wanted to shoutout brothers Rick and Andrew ⭐ Earlier this year, the pair took on the #GowerPeninsula challenge, traversing 25km of the beautiful Welsh countryside for Beat. Thank you Rick and Andrew!
Photo of two white men, smiling at the camera and holding clear cups of water in their hands. They are standing on a grassy field, with an inflatable arch behind them that reads 'Finish'. There are also various flags and tents behind them too. The two men wear dark purple Beat-branded t-shirts. The man on the left has brown hair, wears black-tinted sunglasses and has a medal around his neck with a neon-green ribbon. The man on the right wears reflective sunglasses and has a baseball cap on his head, as well as a grey beard.
November 14, 2025 at 11:07 AM
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It's #TransAwarenessWeek, and so we want to highlight the importance of understanding how eating disorders and transgender and non-binary experiences may intersect.

You can read more here: https://bit.ly/4n7FtXL 🩵🩷🤍
Graphic with light grey background with dark purple text. Over the right corner is an illustration of a wiggly line made up of five coloured lines longways - this is the trans flag colours. From left to right, these are light blue, pink, white, pink and light blue. Italicised quote text in the middle of the graphic reads “I delayed seeking help for my eating disorder for a long time because I didn’t think my eating difficulties fit into any of the eating disorder boxes and there were no descriptions of EDs occurring in the context of gender dysphoria.” At the bottom of the slide is small capitalised text reading 'Trans Awareness Week'. Graphic with light grey background with dark purple text. Over the left corner is the same illustration of the trans flag. In the middle of the graphic is an italicised quote reading “I’ve finally been able to sustain recovery for a longer period of time now that I’m also receiving gender-affirming medical care.” At the bottom of the slide is small capitalised text reading 'Trans Awareness Week'. Graphic with light grey background with dark purple text. Over the right corner is the same illustration of the trans flag. In the middle of the graphic is a capitalised title reading 'If you need eating disorder support...' Smaller, regular text underneath reads 'Contact our Helpline, open Monday to Friday, 3 to 8pm. You can reach out to our Helpline through our one-to-one webchat on our website, or through email or phone. Our Helpline is open to anyone who needs eating disorder support, regardless of age, gender, sexuality, nationality, identity or background.' At the bottom of the slide is small capitalised text reading 'Trans Awareness Week'. Graphic with light grey background with dark purple text. Over the left corner is the same illustration of the trans flag. In the middle of the graphic is a capitalised title reading 'If you need trans or non-binary support...' Smaller, regular text underneath reads 'Reach out to one of these fantastic organisations: Mermaids - Support for trans young people and their loved ones (cis and trans). Gendered Intelligence - for people waiting for gender-affirmative healthcare. Trans Unite - Comprehensive resource for people in the UK searching for support in the transgender community.' At the bottom of the slide is small capitalised text reading 'Trans Awareness Week'.
November 13, 2025 at 1:54 PM
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Help shape the future of Eating Disorders! 📃

🔗 Take part in our survey now, link in bio

Closes: 16th Nov, Midnight

#eatingdisorderresearch #eatingdisoder #edcrn #researchmatters #edawareness #mentalhealth
November 10, 2025 at 10:37 AM
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We're excited to announce that out 2026 #EatingDisordersAwarenessWeek theme is 'Community' 📣

Don't forget to sign up to our mailing list to be the first to hear about what we’ll be doing during Eating Disorders Awareness Week 👉 https://bit.ly/4nQPBor

#EDAW2026
Graphic with orange background and white text. This text at the top reads 'Our Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2026 theme is...' Underneath is larger, capitalised text reading 'Community'. From the bottom left corner is an illustration of a purple hand holding up a white and grey megaphone to the text above. In the bottom right corner is a white roundel with dark purple text reading 'Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2026'.
November 12, 2025 at 9:00 AM
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On 21 October, we attended Stormont for our Eating Disorders Awareness event hosted by MLA Peter Martin

Thank you to everyone who attended - we can't wait to see what is next for eating disorder awareness, treatment and prevention in Northern Ireland #LetsMakeChangeNI #Stormont
Graphic with teal background, and lighter repeating pattern over the top. This is a silhouette of the map of Northern Ireland. Over the top is dark purple text. At the top, this reads 'Back in October, we held our Eating Disorders Awareness event at Stormont in Northern Ireland'. Below is larger, capitalised text, reading 'Here's what happened at Stormont...' Graphic with teal background and same repeating pattern. In the bottom right corner is dark purple text with a thin white border around it. This border overlaps with a photo in the top right corner. This photo shows seven people smiling at the camera, in smart clothes. These people are made up of 3 men and 4 women, of varying ages and heights. They stand in front of a Beat-branded paper stand. They're holding 2 purple boards with white text discussing what they're pledging. Bullet-point text in the box reads ' On October 21, we attended Stormont at our eating disorders awareness raising, hosted by MLA Peter Martin. 24 MLAs attended, including the Health Minister Mike Nesbitt. We got the chance to talk about how to raise more awareness for eating disorders, and treatment options, in Northern Ireland.' Graphic with teal background and same repeating pattern. In the top right corner is dark purple text with a thin white border around it. This border overlaps with a photo in the bottom left corner. This photo shows two white young people, standing in front of a Beat-branded paper pull-up stand. The person on the left is a young woman with brown hair. The person on the right is a young man with curly hair and wears a badge with a Beat 'B' on it. Bullet-point text in the textbox reads 'Two of our lived experience volunteers, Conor and Anna Louise, shared the challenges they faced having an eating disorder in Northern Ireland. Our amazing Beat staff members also discussed with MLAs about what needs to change to ensure more people in Northern Ireland can receive the help that they need.' Graphic with teal background and same repeating pattern. In the middle is dark purple text with a thin white border around it. This border overlaps with a photo in the top left corner and bottom right corner. Bullet-pointed text in the textbox reads 'We also got 20 sign-ups for the new All-Party Group on eating disorders. The All-Party Group will work to raise the profile of eating disorders among legislators and politicians in Northern Ireland, with the aim of making sure everyone in the region has access to the care and treatment they need.' The photo in the top left is a woman and man smiling at the camera, with a Beat-branded paper pull-up sign behind them. The woman has short asymmetric blonde hair, and a bright red cardigan. The man on the right has grey hair, and wears glasses and a suit with a light blue tie. The photo in the bottom right shows a different man, in front of a wooden stand, speaking. Behind him is the same Beat pull-up sign. He is bald and wears black glasses.
November 11, 2025 at 5:06 PM
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Book your space at our Men & Eating Disorders workshop today - our early bird tickets end of 19 November, so don't miss out!

📍 Online
📅 26 November 2025
🕒 13:30 – 17:00 (GMT)
✅ CPD-accredited

Head to our website and book today 👉 https://bit.ly/43WNRCJ.
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November 11, 2025 at 2:05 PM
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"What do you wish people knew about men & eating disorders?" 💭

If you think you may have an eating disorder and need support, contact our Helpline, and find out more info on our website 💜 You're not alone

#MensMentalHealthAwarenessMonth #MensMentalHealth #MentalHealth
November 10, 2025 at 4:13 PM
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Support your students - book your place via SPOT today 👉 https://bit.ly/47EciWw

⏰ 4-5pm (GMT)
📆 Monday 24 November
💻 Hosted on Zoom and bookable via SPOT
🧡 FREE!
Graphic with dark purple text and a light blue and purple background that fade into each other. Capitalised text at the top reads 'Are you a teacher, or work in a school?' In smaller text, the next paragraph starts with 'Join our free online workshop for' and the text resumes in capital letters 'Christmas and New Year eating disorder support for students'. Graphic with dark purple text and a light blue and purple background that fade into each other. Capitalised text at the top reads 'Join our workshop via SPOT, our free interactive area for school professionals.' Below, a subtitle in regular text reads 'In this workshop, we'll cover:'. Below, in bullet points, text reads 'Why Christmas and New Year are difficult for those with an eating disorder. Understanding accommodating and enabling behaviours and how to manage these. How to cope with setbacks. How to plan for the period whilst setting expectations and boundaries. Thinking ahead to New Year'. Graphic with dark purple text and a light blue and purple background that fade into each other. Each line of text is accompanied by an illustrative image, acting as bullet points. The first is the drawing of a clock, with hands showing 1pm. Text next to this reads '4:00 pm - 5:00 pm (GMT)'. Second is a calendar icon, with text reading 'Monday 24 November'. Third is an open laptop icon, with text to the right of this reading 'Hosted on Zoom and bookable via SPOT'. The final section is an illustration of a '£' and text to the right reads 'Free!' Graphic with dark purple text and a light blue and purple background that fade into each other. Capitalised text reads 'Support your students' 'Book your space today'.
November 10, 2025 at 3:51 PM
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Get your diaries out - our Twogether 2026 dates are here!

Pick your challenge, get your loved ones and colleagues involved, and Twogether we can make a difference against eating disorders 💜

Find out more here: https://bit.ly/3XcYgGy
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November 7, 2025 at 3:47 PM