Programs
Support for the parts of food allergy that don’t fit in a clinic visit.
We build free, plain-language tools for kids, teens, and the mothers who care for them, and bring them into the places families already are: homes, schools, and community spaces across San Diego County.
The toolkit
Know. Ask. Belong.
Short guides that name what many families feel but rarely hear discussed: the worry before every meal out, the isolation at parties and lunch tables, and the pressure on the parent who is always on watch.
- Separate versions for kids, teens, and parents
- Written in plain language, free to download and share
- Reviewed for accuracy before release
A simple card that helps a family notice when stress, fear, or avoidance around food allergy has started to get in the way of daily life, and know who to ask for help.
It is a guide to the next conversation, not a diagnosis.
A place for teens, and separately for mothers, to connect with others who understand, so no one has to be the only one at the table managing it.
In the community
Where we show up
Family education events
Talks and workshops for families, schools, and community groups on living well with food allergy, including the emotional side that often goes unmentioned.
School food allergy forms
We are advocating for updated food allergy forms in San Diego County schools, so the paperwork families fill out reflects how food allergy is actually lived day to day.
Care packages & materials
Care packages and plain-language educational materials for families, especially those who have just received a diagnosis or who face barriers to care.