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At AllergyHome, we are part of a community striving to keep our kids with food allergies strong, safe, and healthy.
We know the challenges that come with managing pediatric food allergies and life-threatening anaphylaxis.

Sharing expert-guided knowledge, experiences, and tools, you can be assured that AllergyHome’s resources can assist you in protecting and empowering your children and community living with food allergies.

From the comprehensive Living Confidently with Food Allergy handbook to the school staff training module to food allergy case studies, AllergyHome is here to support you.

Boston doctor offers top food allergy tips for trick-or-treating

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The director of food allergy advocacy, education and prevention at Mass General for Children explains how it can be tricky to track ingredients for miniature candies.

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“I was surprised,” says the third grader from Needham, Mass. “I was like, ‘Wow, so many people have food allergies!”. Amazing job Simon and Matt! #foodallergy #community #mentorship #foodallergybuddies ... See MoreSee Less

Buddying Up to Help Kids Manage Food Allergies

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Food Allergy Buddies Program connects young children with teenage mentors to build confidence, share tips.

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Hi everyone! The Food Allergy Center at MGH is beginning a new year of the Food Allergy Buddies Program in 2021-2022! The mentorship program groups high-school-age children (Bigs) with elementary-school-age (Littles) and middle-school-age children (Middles) who have a food allergy through community-building events in the Greater Boston area. Learn more and apply to the program here! www.massgeneral.org/children/food-allergies/food-allergy-community ... See MoreSee Less

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Please Help with This Allergy Survey!Researchers at Eastern Michigan University are interested in learning more about how COVID-19 has impacted US families of children with asthma or food allergies, including gastrointestinal allergies. We are also collecting information from parents/caregivers of healthy children. This study involves completing an online survey. No identifying information is collected, so your answers will remain anonymous. If you are interested in learning more, please click the link below. This study has been reviewed by the Eastern Michigan University Human Subjects Review Committee. This link can also be shared – please share widely with other parents!Click here to learn more:emichpsych.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_dncGw4uwHGHcJi5 ... See MoreSee Less

Psychosocial Impact of COVID-19 on Parents

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Psychosocial Impact of COVID-19 on Parents

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Families

Whether newly diagnosed or managing food allergies for years, these resources are designed to help families keep their children with food allergies happy and safe. Learn how to educate your kids, your relatives and your surrounding community.

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Schools

These food allergy and anaphylaxis management resources are designed to assist school nurses or their designees in educating their schools and creating communities of support for students with food allergies.

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Schools

Health Care Providers

Educating and empowering our patients and their families is critical. These resources are designed to educate families and give them tools to competently and confidently managing their children’s food allergies and bring awareness to their surrounding community.

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Health Care Providers

Resources for All

We enlist multiple educational formats including video modules, handouts, posters and quizes that are designed to deliver critical information in memorable and practical formats.

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Resources

Our Blog

Check out the many essays, opinion pieces,and tips. Here’s AllergyHome’s opportunity to offer a more personal perspective, to comment on what’s new and to showcase leaders in our food allergy and anaphylaxis community.

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Our Blog

En Español

Es con gran placer que ahora ofrecemos recursos en español para nuestra comunidad con alergia a alimentos y con riesgo de anafilaxia.
AllergyHome Español

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