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Welcome to the Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Connection Team

Whether you are newly diagnosed or a long-time member of the allergy community, FAACT is your home for education, advocacy, and connections with other individuals affected by food allergies and life-threatening anaphylaxis.

FAACT's mission is to educate, advocate, and raise awareness for all individuals and families affected by food allergies and life-threatening anaphylaxis. Whether it’s keeping children safe at school, responding to food allergy bullying, traveling, preparing for college, dealing with workplace issues, or simply taking the family out for dinner, FAACT has the resources you need to manage food allergies and stay healthy. FAACT is your voice for food allergy awareness.

Join us for educational training and support, summits across the country, and many program offerings. Connect with FAACT through social media for the latest food allergy and anaphylaxis research. Be sure to support our mission and "SUBSCRIBE" to receive our monthly e-newsletter with news and practical tips.

FAACT is here to support you in managing your food allergies – today, tomorrow, and into the future. We #KnowTheFAACTs about food allergies and anaphylaxis!

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Three Tips for Allergy-Friendly Classroom Activities

As an instructor, one of the most rewarding aspects of your job is creating engaging and fun classroom activities that bring joy and excitement to your students. However, when some of your students ha...

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Effective Communication with Parents of Allergic Students

AUG 28, 2024

As a teacher, one of your top priorities is ensuring the safety  and well-being of every student in your classroom. With the increasing prevalence of food allergies among children, it becomes crucial ...

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Testimonials

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I have been a support group leader for families living with food allergies since 2003. I am constantly asked for resources to help our members manage living with food allergies. I always send them to FAACT’s website. There they can find all the help they need for a host of issues. FAACT has a number of incredibly helpful free, downloadable resources. In particular, I often get asked questions about issues relating to Civil Rights Advocacy. This is an area that is very underserved by the food allergy community other than by FAACT. FAACT not only has a plethora of resources on the Civil Rights Advocacy section of their website, but they actually have a staff member dedicated to Civil Rights Advocacy. I cannot even count how many people I have sent to FAACT for help with specific situations. No other not-for-profit out there offers that kind of individualized assistance, let alone a complimentary service. I have relied on them personally for help with issues related to my own daughter, as well. The food allergy community would be lost without FAACT and the civil rights assistance they offer.

Jill M., New York

I am not sure if you will ever truly realize how many people you help and affect so positively. I am so excited for the small impact I have made within my schools and in my community. It’s a slow process but one worth never giving up. I am looking forward to continuing to support our food allergy community, and I will always support FAACT and your cause however I can.

Angela F., North Carolina

I am the mom of a son with numerous severe allergies and the co-director of our state's food allergy support group. FAACT's Civil Rights Advocacy Resource Center and the work that FAACT does to support the civil rights of those of us living with severe food allergies is invaluable and unprecedented. When I was working with my son's school to create his 504 plan, I relied on all the 504 information available on the FAACT website and presented the information to his school. I routinely refer members of our group to FAACT's site for civil rights information and education as many members have difficulty navigating the school environment with food allergies. This compendium of information is not available elsewhere and saves all of us families immeasurable time from having to research and create this information on our own. FAACT's information is accurate, organized, and reliable. My family is beyond grateful for the work that FAACT is doing in the civil rights area.

Charlotte J., New Mexico

Our Sponsors

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Takeda supports FAACT's mission and education initiatives, as well as FAACT's Digital Influencer Summit.

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Kaléo supports FAACT's education and awareness initiatives as well as our peer programs, which includes FAACT's Camp TAG (The Allergy Gang) and Digital Influencer Summit.

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MARS WRIGLEY supports FAACT's Food Industry & Research Summit and food industry initiatives including education and awareness for their consumer relations and customer service divisions.

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