WELCOME TO
Kick Rexi Out
We provide support and connections for families and carers of those experiencing eating disorders, within the Scarborough, Whitby & Ryedale areas.
Our new website is coming soon.
We’re working behind the scenes to create a safe, supportive space with information, resources and connections for those who need them.
Thank you for your patience — we’ll be live shortly.
Our Services
we can help
Support
Group therapy and support sessions.
Education
Educational resources and workshops.
Referals
Referrals to other resources and services as needed.
At a glance
Meet the team
About Us
We formed in 2022 after caring for a young person living with anorexia.
Through our lived experience we quickly learnt the huge impact eating disorders have. It not only affects the person with the illness but the whole family is significantly affected. The impact is widespread and without a solid network of support around you, you can often feel isolated and alone.
It was through our passion for change, the need for improved support and wanting to raise awareness about eating disorders, that Kick Rexi Out was formed.
We want to help other families who also find themselves in such awful time. No one should suffer alone.
If you think we can support you or anyone you know, please, please, don’t hesitate to get in contact with us. We are here.
Who we support
- Parents & carers of someone with an eating disorder
- Siblings and extended family
- Friends and loved ones seeking guidance
- Anyone feeling isolated by the experience
What we do
- Peer support groups
- Awareness campaigns
- Community events
- Resources and signposting
- Advocacy for improved services
Where we work
We are based in and serve the communities of:
- Scarborough
- Whitby
- Ryedale
We aim to grow our network and impact, reaching as many families as possible in need of connection and support.
OUR MISSION
To provide support and connections for families and carers of those experiencing eating disorders, within the Scarborough, Whitby & Ryedale areas. Together we wish to reduce isolation and raise awareness of the devastating impact eating disorders can have on individuals and families.
