Share with teachers: All About Food Allergy student program

Learn more about our curriculum-linked program and share it with the educators you know.

We need your help to ensure classrooms across the country are teaching this valuable program.

Plus, hear about the benefits of the program from educators!

Register: Allergy Pals/Allies – fall sessions start this month

Our free 8-week online mentorship fall program for 7-15-year-olds begins on September 26, 2026.

By participating in this program, youth will build a support network of peers, learn strategies for managing their food allergy, and feel more confident.

Tips for the fall season

Advocacy in action and research: Access to epinephrine

Whether anaphylaxis happens at school, in a community setting, or somewhere else in public, having epinephrine readily available can be critical in the minutes before emergency medical help arrives. 

Recent research shows how legislation can improve access in schools, while new national polling shows strong public support for making life-saving treatments available in public spaces. 

These findings strengthen our advocacy efforts on ensuring epinephrine is accessible wherever people learn, work, and gather. 

Advocacy in action: Making food allergy a priority in foodservice

This month, we made significant strides for the food allergy community at the Canadian Institute of Public Health Inspectors (CIPHI) National Conference.  

Our efforts this year are helping to shape a safer foodservice landscape, ensuring Canadians with food allergy can eat out with confidence.

Participate in research: Take part in an international allergy and asthma survey

Are you 16-25 or a parent of a child aged 11-25 with allergic conditions or asthma? Complete a 10-15min survey!

Researchers are aiming to better understand young people’s experiences during the transition from paediatric care to adult allergy and asthma care.

Your input can help identify what’s working well, what could be improved, and where additional support may be needed.

Mythbuster: Can Benadryl^® be used instead of epinephrine to treat anaphylaxis?

Find out the answer to this mythbuster and learn more about antihistamines and anaphylaxis.

Register for Allergy Pals/Allies – fall sessions start this month

Small group webinar: Next session is September 23

Learn fundamental information about daily management and living confidently with food allergy in a 90-minute interactive webinar led by a trained parent mentor.

Spaces are limited, so reserve your spot now!

Connect with a support group

Find a support group near you and connect now! It’s a great way to keep updated on any new developments in the food allergy community and exchange tips for navigating throughout the year.

Encore series: Recognizing and responding to anaphylaxis

In this recently recorded webinar, you will learn how to recognize the symptoms of an allergic reaction, when and why epinephrine should be given right away, and how to use both EpiPen^® auto-injectors and neffy^® nasal spray.