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💜 Happy 26th Birthday, George! 💜

Just one year ago, on 20th September 2024, George Cadman-Ithell, soon after graduating from University College London, suffered anaphylaxis to salamis that, unknown to him, contained walnuts. The allergic reaction

In loving memory of our beautiful boy, Buddy 🐾

With heavy hearts, we share that our beloved family dog, who brought us 16 years of unconditional love, comfort, and joy, has passed away.

Cherished deeply by us all and adored by Natasha and her brot

Natasha had multiple food allergies and asthma. Her symptoms were not unusual for an allergic child, yet the diagnosis dots weren’t joined up as quickly as they should have been.

As a baby, she had eczema. Our doctor prescribed a steroid cream

Children with food allergies carry enough worry about without the additional weight of exclusion.

Excluding a child ‘for safety reasons’ may seem like protective measures, but they can also do harm:

- 💔 By isolating them emotionally.
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This Wednesday, 1 October, is Natasha’s Day!

Natasha Ednan-Laperouse was just 15 when she died after eating a baguette that contained hidden sesame seeds. Her death was entirely preventable.

Out of this tragedy came real change. On 1 October

We’re in Liverpool at the Labour Party Conference, putting food allergies on the political agenda, including the urgent need for an Allergy Tsar, a national lead in government for the 1 in 3 people in the UK living with allergies