Our free 8-week online mentorship program starts on January 24th. These online sessions are fun, engaging and have received outstanding feedback from previous participants.
The new year is the perfect time to refresh your food allergy toolkit and build confidence for you and your family.
Check out our tips, like signing up for our free Allergy Alerts safety service and watch our new video series to test your knowledge on signs and symptoms.
Researchers are seeking children aged 1-16 years who have been diagnosed with tree nut allergy, specifically to cashew, pistachio, walnut, pecan, almond, or hazelnut.
A new Canadian study finds a significantly lower dose of peanut OIT may provide kids with similar protection from accidental exposure in comparison to standard treatment.
Have you considered a support group? It provides a positive and caring environment for you to get help in dealing with the day-to-day management of food allergy.
Learn about our support groups and get in touch with one.
In this series, we feature past online events and webinars. This month we’re sharing our webinar on immunotherapy and desensitization.
This webinar covers food allergen immunotherapy, what thresholds are and how treatment can change them. You'll also hear a discussion on anaphylaxis and how oral food challenges can be used to help determine thresholds.
Discover how donations from the community helped us make an impact with our 2025 Impact in Numbers illustration.
Start the new year by becoming a monthly donor. Your ongoing support helps advance advocacy, education, and programs that improve daily life for Canadians living with food allergy.
