The fall and back-to-school season can bring new routines and a feeling of a new year, review our resources and tips to ensure you are prepared to navigate food allergy with confidence this season and all year long.
Have you made your annual allergist appointment? Watch this video to help you prepare. You’ll learn 12 simple tips for making the most of your visit.
Even though this video is geared toward visiting an allergist for the first time, it’s still quite helpful for preparing for annual visits.
Make sure your child’s epinephrine devices are up-to-date. If new prescriptions are needed, visit your child’s doctor in advance, ideally before the school year begins.
Watch our latest webinar on recognizing and treating anaphylaxis. In this recording, you’ll get a demo on how to use epinephrine devices like an EpiPen auto-injector or neffy nasal spray, learn more about the symptoms of an allergic reaction and how to tell if it’s anaphylaxis, and build your overall knowledge on recognizing and treating reactions.
Learn the science behind food allergy and how it affects your body in this engaging and insightful video featuring a leading Canadian paediatric allergist and immunologist.
Discover how epinephrine works to treat a reaction and why it’s important to use it promptly! Watch this short video and share with others!
This free 8-week program is led by a trained peer mentor and will help your child feel more confident managing their food allergy.
There are three online support sessions:
– Allergy Pals Beginner for ages 7-11
– Allergy Pals Connect for ages 7-11 (for returning participants)
– Allergy Allies for ages 12-15
Sessions start on September 26, 2026
NEW! Anaphylaxis Action PlanAn Anaphylaxis Action Plan lists a person’s allergies, the symptoms to watch for, direction on when to give epinephrine, and the emergency procedure to follow in case of a reaction.
This plan replaces the Anaphylaxis Emergency Plan.
It’s perfect to share with schools, childcare centres, caregivers, and workplaces.
