Allergy & Anaphylaxis

Food Allergy Basics

Food Allergens

Signs & Symptoms

Anaphylaxis

Treatment & Management

Cross-Contact 

Newly Diagnosed

Food Labeling 

Psychological Impacts

Conditions Mistakenly Associated with Food Allergy

Research

Education

FAACT provides food allergy and anaphylaxis outreach, ongoing training, and support to public and professional communities, including, grassroots organizations, schools, restaurants, hospitals, allergists, pediatricians, healthcare providers, CPR instructors, first responders, fire departments, paramedics, and other members of the community. 

Education

Food Allergy Awareness Resources

Food Allergy Awareness Week

Education Resource Center

Food Allergies & Schools

School Curricula Program

For School Personnel

For Parents

Support Group Development

Traveling

Restaurants

Adults with Food Allergies

Allergy-Related Organizations

Worldwide "Love Remembers Day"

Programs

Camp TAG (The Allergy Gang)

FAACT Awareness at NJ Riversharks Baseball Game

FAACT's Support Group Leadership Summits

FAACT's Bay Area Walk/Run in Memory of BJ Horn

FAACT's Teen Conference

Teen Advisory Councils

Peer to Peer Education Programs

Alerts

The alerts here provide information gathered from public notices and press releases about food allergen related recalls of FDA-regulated products. Not all recalls have press releases or are posted on this page. FAACT will only post recalls and alerts reported by the FDA, USDA, and manufacturers regarding the top 8 food allergens recognized by the FDA. FAACT will not post non-food items with the exception of medications, under the advisement of our Medical Advisory Board. 

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About Us

Meet the Team

Our Personal Connections to Food Allergy

Board of Directors

Medical Advisory Board

Spokespersons

In Memory of Giovanni Cipriano

Corporate Partners

Civil Rights Advocacy

Through Civil Rights Advocacy, FAACT educates and informs food-allergic individuals of their rights to safely and equally participate alongside non-allergic individuals.

Civil Rights Advocacy

Schools

Civil Rights Advocacy Resource Center