Find out the results of our most recent survey about living with food allergies

Thank you Natasha’s Army for your responses to our online allergy survey ‘Let’s Make Some Noise about Food Allergies’. We had 2,246 responses which give a clear picture of how living with food allergies affects your lives in 2024. This information helps us keep campaigning for much needed change, because your lived experiences matter; they help shape our work and amplify your voices accurately, to those who can and must make change happen.

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We have shared some of your food allergy red flag comments. Red flags are a part of allergy life, and learning to navigate safely around them is very real. Below are some red flag examples you may be familiar with: 🚩Being excluded from social even
Double tap if you agree 📣 Who is YOUR village when it comes to supporting you and/or your child through the allergy journey of life? Living with food allergies can feel lonely and at times overwhelming. We hear so many of your stories, often of em
This week is #AntiBullyingWeek which aims to raise awareness of bullying of children and young people, in schools and elsewhere, and to highlight ways of preventing and responding to it. One in three children/teenagers with a food allergy have experi
IMPORTANT ANAPHYLAXIS POST - TRIGGER WARNING “I always pictured anaphylaxis to be obvious and easy to identify, until Sage had his first anaphylaxis...it was silent. “Apart from hives that appeared all over his face, he made no sound. S
Allergy parent GUILT is real. Parents of children with allergies tell us they blame themselves for their child’s food allergies, even though they aren’t really sure what they did wrong. One allergy mum told us, “I brought her into
Navigating food can feel like an uphill struggle. While many of you don’t dare to eat out, some of you have told us that you have had great experiences, as food businesses make an effort to be safe and #inclusive for their #allergic customers,
When will these attitudes towards people with allergies change? You have told us that… 1. ...you have often felt the need to apologise when explaining your allergy 2. ...your allergy is treated like an inconvenience 3. ...you have been made
A 14-year-old British girl with a peanut #allergy has died from #anaphylaxis on Thursday 24 October whilst on holiday in Rome. Named as Skyler by Italian media, she and her family were sharing their first meal in a small pizza restaurant when she fel

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