FARE Blog

Meet South Ward Promise Neighborhood's Justine Asante, an advocate and Allergy Ally partnering with FARE's Community Access Program (CAP) in Newark, NJ!

"It is never too late to start advocating for change for everyone with food allergies."

"Regardless of what you do for your mom on Mother’s Day, make sure that it’s given with appreciation! Your mom will love it!"

Whether you're sleeping away from home or commuting, these tips about cooking and meal plan options, items to bring, and questions to ask can help you stay safe and and have fun!

"I cannot change or fix my past struggles, but I can help to make sure that no other child feels the way I once did. "

Want new epinephrine options? Share your perspective with FDA to ensure our community is heard.

FARE collaborates with a broad network of Community Access Program partners to connect under-resourced families to patient education, nutrition support, and food allergy care.

FARE encourages the U.S. Department of Agriculture to make early food allergen introduction accessible to infants and provide a range of safe food substitutions to children and women managing existing food allergies. 

The FARE Patient Registry was the focus of four posters presented at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology in San Antonio, TX, held Feb. 24-27, 2023.

Meet food allergy advocate Stacey Saiontz and learn a little more about her!