Trigger Food Allergy Awareness —

There has been a dramatic increase in food allergies around the world - mainly in children. Currently there is no cure for food allergies and no definitive answer as to what is causing them. What is agreed is that raising awareness is crucial. TRIGGER AWARENESS is a not for profit initiative raising much needed awareness to help PROTECT and ENHANCE the lives of children with food allergies and sufferers everywhere.

Despite statistics showing increased cases of severe food allergies each year - nuts, milk, eggs, wheat, soy, fish and shellfish allergies there remains a real lack of public awareness about the potentially lethal consequences these allergies carry.

It is estimated that up to 250 million people may suffer from food allergies worldwide.

The ‘TRIGGER’ Food Allergy Awareness Initiative has been created by Australian journalist and mother GRACE FARAH, whose daughter suffers from severe food allergies.

“Unless you are a sufferer, their parent or caregiver, it is impossible to imagine the perpetual vigilance required to keep them safe” - Grace Farah

Australia Triggers Teal This May

Melbourne is the latest Australian city to 'Turn It Teal' this May for Food Allergy Awareness Month. ‘Turn it Teal’ was created by Cleveland, Ohio … Read More »

STUDY: More than One in Ten adults in U.S. has food allergy

New research shows an estimated 26 million adults have a food allergy in the U.S (11 percent). Research published in the medical journal JAMA … Read More »

Life Saving Epinephrine not used in nearly 80% of anaphylactic events

New research presented at the AAP National Conference & Exhibition reveals that many parents of children who require allergy treatment often don’t … Read More »

May is Food Allergy Awareness Month

May is Food Allergy Awareness Month, a good time to help increase awareness of food allergies and help to protect those at risk. This year, we … Read More »

An 11-year-old may have died due to an allergic reaction to the smell of cooked fish

Fumes from cooking fish combined with asthma could have killed an 11-year-old Cameron Jean-Pierre on New Year's Day in New York City. The city … Read More »

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Celebrating Christmas with Food Allergies

Chestnuts roasting on an open fire may make the season bright but for children and adults with food allergies holiday parties and family gatherings … Read More »

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