The Natasha Allergy Research Foundation has been voted, 'Breakthrough Charity of the Year' at the prestigious Third Sector Awards!

 
 

"It's a huge honour to receive this special award. We launched Natasha's Foundation in June 2019 with 'fire in our bellies' to drive the changes that we wish had been in place when our daughter Natasha was alive.

"We would like to personally thank our trustees, employees, the support of the public and of course the 2 to 3 million people in the UK living with diagnosed food allergies. It is for them that we push so hard for much needed change, because for too long allergic disease has been either ignored, misunderstood or both.

"Thank you 'Third Sector Awards' for this incredible recognition - of our work and for our unrelenting determination to #makeallergyhistory"

Nadim & Tanya Ednan-Laperouse OBEs

The Third Sector Awards judges called the Foundation’s work ‘undoubtedly game-changing…’ and ‘…with wide-reaching impact that saves lives.’

 
 
 

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