Clarification guidance for schools (Regulation 238, Human Medicines Regulations 2012) stating that spare AAI’s can be used on unprescribed individuals in an emergency.

This groundbreaking 64-page report published in March 2023 details the many failings of allergy policy currently plaguing the UK education sector, alongside recommendations for government action.

We’ve put together a leaflet with info about our mutli-award winning Anaphylaxis Kitts for schools for you to pass on/present to your school - click here to access it. Also make sure you check out our FAQ’s page.

Allergy guidelines for your school’s medical conditions policy are clarified in one succinct document. Created in partnership by the BSACI, Allergy UK & Anaphylaxis UK.

The government’s campaign for patients, healthcare professionals and wider public to be better equipped to understand the importance of AAIs as a potential life-saving medicine.

A one-stop resource for anyone who wants to know about anaphylaxis and adrenaline auto-injector pens in schools. Made by the Department of Health & Social Care in collaboration with several allergy charities.

These plans have been designed to facilitate first aid treatment of anaphylaxis, to be delivered by people without any special medical training nor equipment apart from access to an adrenaline autoinjector (AAI).

An allergy is where your body reacts to something that's normally harmless like pollen, dust or animal fur. The symptoms can be mild, but for some people they can be very serious.

Learn about workplace allergy risk assessment, top tips to manage allergies at work, and find effective solutions to create an allergy-friendly environment.

Healthcare professionals and patients can order trainer adrenaline pens for free, directly from the producers themselves. Fill in your details and submit the order to receive your Jext® trainer device.

Healthcare professionals and patients can order trainer adrenaline pens for free, directly from the producers themselves. Fill in your details and submit the order to receive your EpiPen® trainer device.’

Medical anthropologist Theresa MacPhail, herself an allergy sufferer whose father died of a bee sting, set out to understand why. The result is a holistic and deeply researched examination of allergies.

May Contain is an allergy blog and podcast that aims to break the stigma and empower young people and families around the world. It was created by Daniel Kelly, who lives with severe, airborne allergies to nuts.

Allergy Companions is a review site for anyone suffering with food allergies, intolerances or coeliac disease. We are here to make eating out with allergies easier and to give our community a voice.

Behind the Allergy is a podcast about all things allergic conditions, hearing open and honest insights of who people are behind allergic conditions, from allergy reactors to free-from brands to allergists.

Founded by Eve Williamson - who lives with severe nut allergies - Served aims to be an end-to-end online system that can help people with allergies to eat out & restaurants cater for allergies. (App in development)

Founded by Julianne Ponan MBE (who lives with multiple severe allergies), Creative Nature Superfoods was aims to provide the increasing number of people living with allergies across the world food that is free from the top 14 allergens.

Founded by Lauren Bell, who lives with chronic excema, Cosi Care have created the world’s first, medically graded itch relief devices to offer child safe scratching. They combine methods that are scientifically proven to kill an itch before you feel the urge to scratch.

Founded by Clare Bull, Clarever Education offers digital strategy support to schools and academy trusts across the UK, helping transform technology in education.