Education can be an anxious time people living with or caring for someone with serious allergies. As our focus for Anaphylaxis Awareness Week 2024 is about easing The Hidden Battle with Allergies, we wanted to share some of the information and support we offer to educational settings to help keep children with allergies safe in school.

The customer experience is at the heart of the AllergyWise® Audit Programme.

We are proud to announce a new partnership with Serve Legal to deliver the Anaphylaxis UK AllergyWise® Audit Programme, focusing not only on allergen safety but also on enhancing the overall customer experience for individuals with food allergies. 

Our focus on The Hidden Battle with Allergies for Anaphylaxis Awareness Week 2024 seems to have resonated with so many of you, so we wanted to share the thoughts of our Chief Executive Simon Williams, on why we have chosen to focus on the emotional impact of allergies for this awareness week.

Show your support for Anaphylaxis Awareness Week 2024 taking place 1st to 7th October! Throughout the week we will be focusing on the emotional impact of allergies with our theme ‘The Hidden Battle with Allergies’. Read on to find out more about the theme and how you can get involved.

It can be a little daunting to have a child with an allergy join your class, setting or club. The child willbe feeling a little anxious as they worry whether they will be safe and whether you will understandtheir allergy

Christeyns Food Hygiene is delighted to be supporting Anaphylaxis Awareness Week in 2024 | Detergents for safe decontamination in the food industry.

Allergy Action Plans represent an essential tool in the management of patients with severe allergies who are at risk of anaphylaxis. It is freely accessible and aims to improve adult care in managing anaphylaxis, filling a gap in current allergy action protocols.

Food allergies are becoming more common according to a new study led by Dr Paul Turner from Imperial College London, highlighting the growing number of cases in England over the past 20 years. The study, published in The Lancet Public