Where we work

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SYEDA currently supports individuals affected by an eating disorder in Sheffield, Barnsley, Rotherham and Doncaster.
SYEDA currently supports individuals affected by an eating disorder in Sheffield, Barnsley, Rotherham and Doncaster.

Across South Yorkshire

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Support and referral processes may vary slightly depending on where you are. Explore the sections below to find the information for your area.

We support people aged 11+ in Sheffield and surrounding areas who are experiencing difficulties with eating, food, or body image, as well as carers and family members.

Our Sheffield service provides a range of support, including assessments, one-to-one support, and access to groups and self-help resources, tailored to your individual needs.

To learn more about our referral process and whether this service is right for you, please visit Get Help.

In Barnsley we support people aged 11+ who are experiencing difficulties with eating, food, or body image, as well as carers and family members.

Our service provides a range of support, including assessments, one-to-one support, and access to groups and self-help resources, tailored to your individual needs.

To learn more about our referral process and whether this service is right for you, please visit Get Help.

In Doncaster we support people aged 11+ who are experiencing difficulties with eating, food, or body image, as well as carers and family members.

Our service provides a range of support, including assessments, one-to-one support, and access to groups and self-help resources, tailored to your individual needs.

To learn more about our referral process and whether this service is right for you, please visit Get Help.

In Rotherham we accept self-referrals from individuals age 11 plus.

We also accept referrals from professionals including CAMHS, WMIM, and from schools.

Our service provides a range of support, including assessments, one-to-one support, and access to groups and self-help resources, tailored to your individual needs.

To learn more about our referral process and whether this service is right for you, please visit Get Help.

How we can help

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All our services are independent and confidential. We are here to provide information, advice and support to people affected by their relationship with food. You can contact us via phone or email or at one of our monthly open access support group events.

We appreciate how hard it can be to make that first step, and welcome anyone to get in touch at any stage. You will be met with understanding.

Our services include one-to-one support, support groups and education and training, helping people access understanding and support as early as possible.

I only wish more people like me who struggle with disordered eating as a result of a lifetime of dieting knew this help was available. Thank you so much for your care.