Welcome to Action Against Allergy
When allergic illness strikes you need: information, sympathetic support, what-to-do help and where-to-go guidance. AAA has helped many thousands in the last 30 years - we are here for you today.
Action Against Allergy (AAA) is a registered national charity founded in 1978 by Mrs Amelia Nathan Hill who, since childhood, had suffered allergic reactions to many different foods and chemicals.
News
ONLINE FORUMS FOR 2012 Following the successful introduction of online forums held in 2011, Action Against Allergy has again teamed up with www.talkallergy.com, NHS Choices and a top team of specialists from King’s College London Allergy Academy to offer expert one-to-one advice in two separate week-long online clinics in 2012. Read more here.
Channel 4 - The Food Hospital. Channel 4 are working on a new series where the idea of the programme is to explore the possible health benefits of everyday foods in targeting a wide range of medical conditions and symptoms. They are currently looking to speak to people who might be interested in knowing more about ‘The Food Hospital’. This could be people who are living with a condition which affects their life, or people who have recently started to experience symptoms they wish to address. Read more here.
In Memoriam – Jennifer Worth, patron of AAA. Mrs Jennifer Worth, who died on May 31 aged 75, joined Action Against Allergy in 1995 and agreed to become a patron last year. This was some small measure of acknowledgement for the many generous ways in which she helped AAA over the years. Read more here.
No.103 Winter 2011
