Resources for every part of your food allergy journey!

The Food Allergy Alliance of the Mid-South understands that one challenge many people face after a new food allergy diagnosis is finding fact-based information they can trust. We hope our resources help you find critical information quickly and introduce you to helpful websites and organizations where you can learn more about food allergies when you are ready.

FOOD ALLERGY 101

Mid-South Allergist Directory
Resources for Newly Diagnosed
Emergency Plans & Epinephrine

managing food allergies

Food Challenges
Dining Out
Everyday Living

resources for parents

Communciating with Schools
Documentation
College Resources

Resources for Schools

Many of these resources for food allergies are free and found online. Member recommended books may be found at your local library or purchased online. Follow the Food Allergy Alliance of the Mid-South on Pinterest for links to many of these resources and more!

In the Kitchen

member recommended books

Kids Corner

Food Safety Recalls

FAAM is proud to be recognized as an educational support group by these national organizations:

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