Allergy Support Hub

We’ve been preparing for the upcoming Winter school holidays! If you have school-aged children who live with allergies, save this date – Wednesday 15 July 2026.

More details coming soon!

Do you have family or friends who speak a language other than English and want to learn how to use an EpiPen?

Check out https://www.myepipen.com.au for videos on how to use the EpiPen and the Training Device…which have also been translated in 25 other languages!

If they’re looking for something to print and read, ASCIA have translations of anaphylaxis information, including “First Aid for Anaphylaxis” and “How to give EpiPen”. These are available at https://www.allergy.org.au/hp/anaphylaxis/translations-of-anaphylaxis-information

It’s Food Allergy Week, a time to help raise awareness of food allergies in Australia. This year’s theme is anaphylaxis, including spotting the signs and knowing what to do in an emergency.

You may have family, friends and people around you who want to learn more about anaphylaxis. Throughout the week, we’ll be highlighting some helpful resources that you can share with your community.

Not familiar with anaphylaxis and want to know more? A good starting point is ASCIA’s Fast Facts – pages containing concise and reliable information about allergies. You can find their “Anaphylaxis – Fast Facts” page at https://www.allergy.org.au/patients/fast-facts/anaphylaxis