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Anaphylaxis Campaign is a membership-based organisation which provides
information and guidance, primarily to its members and to potential
members, but also to the media, health professionals and food companies.
There is also a strong campaigning role, particularly in the areas
of product labelling and allergy services. By Spring 2005, the Campaign had attracted almost 8,000 members but prominent allergists are confident this is just the tip of the iceberg. It is estimated that one in 70 children is allergic to peanuts and in many cases the symptoms are severe. A significant number of people are severely allergic to other foods and substances. The Campaign is a registered charity (No. 1085527) with the following aims: 1. To preserve the health and relieve those persons who suffer anaphylactic reactions and associated disorders by advancing research into the cause and care of such conditions and to publish the results of such research. 2. To advance the education and general understanding of the public concerning anaphylaxis and associated disorders. The Campaign has a range of educational products including information sheets, videos and a children's book. All the Campaign's advisers are prominent, respected allergy experts working within the NHS. One of these advisers, Prof John Warner, Professor of Child Health at the University of Southampton, is a member of the Campaign's board of trustees. PO Box 275, Farnborough, Hampshire, GU14 6SX Tel: 01252 542029 Fax: 01252 377140 Back to Top The Anaphylaxis Campaign is a registered charity which relies on donations and subscriptions. If you have found the information on this site helpful, please consider making a donation |
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