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.
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
Hey High School Students with Food Allergies! The Food Allergy Center at MGHFood Allergy Buddies Program is looking for dedicated and responsible "Mentors"!Check it out and apply now!Hey High School Students with Food Allergies! We are looking for dedicated and responsible "Mentors"!The MassGeneral Hospital for Children Food Allergy Center at MGH, is excited to launch the first year of its Food Allergy Buddies Program, a program of community-building events for children and families managing food allergies.In this yearlong program, young children with food allergies will be teamed with older children and teenagers managing food allergies (“Mentors”); over the course of 4-5 events annually, the groups will share experiences, build confidence, develop self-management skills, and – most importantly – create friendships and have fun! Interested parents, as well, will benefit from access to community-building and educational events throughout the year with our partner AAFA New England.What you need to know:Applications are open December 1 through December 30.Apply here: forms.gle/5eixGg2opXPywLqR7Teen mentors (students in 9th-12th grade) will be eligible for college recommendation letters and community service hours through this program.Teen Mentors are also required to have a character reference complete a recommendation form as part of the application. Teens should direct their reference to complete the form found here: forms.gle/xp7botrHcTsNcBt49.Applications can be submitted prior to the reference person submitting their form.Participation in this program is free and is open to all children / families managing food allergies, even those receiving care outside of the Massachusetts General Hospital Food Allergy Center.We are committed that costs should not be a barrier for participation in this program; transportation can be arranged for children and families, as needed.Please be aware that we will be requesting signed parental consent forms to participate in this program. If you are selected as a mentor, you will receive this form with other orientation materials and asked to bring it to the first event.As this is the first year for the program, we anticipate we will have a limited number of slots available. Applicants who are not selected will be provided with a list of local supports and resources for families and children managing food allergies; we hope to be able to accommodate more children and families in future years, and we will contact interested families about those opportunities.Tentative program dates for the 2020 year are January 26th, March 29th, May 17th, September 13th, and December 6th. We ask that all program participants commit upfront to make every effort to attend all sessions.For more information and to apply, please visit bit.ly/FoodAllergyBuddies. If you have questions, please email us at [email protected]We look forward to your enthusiasm and support for our program! ... See MoreSee Less
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.
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.
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.
We enlist multiple educational formats including video modules, handouts, posters and quizes that are designed to deliver critical information in memorable and practical formats.
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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