FARE Blog

"I’m sharing my story in honor of Food Allergy Awareness Week to encourage kids like me to use their passions to create a better place for people with allergies."

The way we currently talk about food allergies minimizes the visibility of non-IgE food allergies, and the impact they have on families.

“Thank you to my mother for her many years of working to help keep me safe in the face of food allergies.”

Looking for ways to show your mom you care that don’t involve food? Check out these crafts that tell her how special she is, on Mother’s Day and every day.

Food allergies can make you feel excluded from social occasions. Being prepared and communicating openly about your needs can help relieve anxiety and inspire confidence.

Melissa Rubel and her husband Matt are members of FARE’s Board of National Ambassadors. Meet Melissa and learn a little more about their family!

Oral food challenges can be overwhelming, nerve-wracking and scary. Parents and others can help by being aware and having empathy.

“Having a companion who understands you, protects you and advocates for you is necessary when facing life's obstacles as a food-allergic child.”

“When your food allergy anxiety interferes with the person you want to be and the way you want to live your life, it becomes a problem.”

Findings from FARE-funded research on a peanut-based immunotherapy are among the meeting highlights.