Resources
Trusted places to start.
Reliable guides and organizations for families and schools living with food allergy. These are outside resources; we are not affiliated with them.
For families
Plans, care, and support
Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Emergency Care Plan
A one-page plan, completed with your doctor, that tells caregivers and school staff exactly what to do in a reaction.
Get the plan →Support and everyday guidance
Practical help for parents and kids, from school and social life to recipes, plus an online support community.
Visit KFA →Find a board-certified allergist
The American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology’s directory of allergists near you.
Search allergists →Someone to talk to, any time
Free, confidential support by call, text, or chat, 24 hours a day, for anyone who is struggling.
Visit 988lifeline.org →For schools
Keeping students safe and included
Voluntary Guidelines for Managing Food Allergies in Schools
National guidance for schools and early care programs on planning, staff training, emergency response, and creating a supportive environment.
Read the guidelines →Epinephrine in California schools
The state law covering stock epinephrine auto-injectors in public schools and the training of staff who may use them.
Read the law →Ask about a Section 504 plan
Students whose food allergy affects daily life may qualify for a 504 plan with written accommodations. Ask your school’s 504 coordinator how to start.
Questions? Email us →Know a resource that helped your family? Tell us and we’ll consider adding it.