Educational Resources for Global FPIES Day ~ October 14th!

Introducing a new section on our website: resources for adults with FPIES. Find resources for work, school, and daily life!

As we celebrate Global FPIES Day, a time for our global community of families, practitioners, researchers and patient advocates to come together in the name of taking big steps for FPIES awareness, we focus on ways to enhance our community's understanding of FPIES-- through the words we use, through the resources we share, and through the advocacy we bring to our local and global communities.

Meet some of our past Global FPIES Day Presenters and Allies from #Allies4FPIES!

Join us in sharing print resources, educational videos, and inspirational family stories to promote FPIES awareness in your local communities and beyond!

Write to us at contact@thefpiesfoundation.org to request resources or information on how you can spread awareness this October 14th!

Five Myths About FPIES

Join Heather Martin, FPIES mom and Registered Dietitian, as she explores five common myths related to Food Protein Induced Enterocolitis Syndrome (FPIES). For full credits, please visit our youtube channel

Step Up the Conversation

FPIES is a rare condition and raising awareness is essential!

Awareness helps to inspire medical practitioners to educate themselves about FPIES care management, to encourage researchers to examine mechanisms and potential causes, and to motivate communities to get creative in how they accommodate individuals with food allergies in schools, recreation centers, and community events.

Spark the conversation on social media with these tips and resources!

Research and FPIES

Dr. Jeanelle Boyer, a professor at Keene State College, continues to research the microbiome in the gut of infants affected by FPIES. Watch her latest update and learn more about her continued research today! For more information, please visit our youtube channel

Awareness can be part of our daily lives!

Pack FPIES awareness business cards in your diaper bag for a moms’ group, or drop off some FPIES rack cards to the EMTs at the fire department when you take your child to meet the firefighters. Kids can follow the path to advocacy, too! For older children, you can teach them how to advocate for themselves in school, on sports teams, and beyond.

Walk the Walk

Always be at the ready to share information about FPIES– the more informed our communities are, the more protected and included our children can be in day-to-day activities!

Go the Distance

Where do we start?

Awareness on a local platform is powerful; awareness on a national and global scale can be life-changing for the entire FPIES community.

Join Free to Feed Co-Founder Dr. Trillitye Paullin, PhD as she sits down with Joy Meyer, Co-Founder of the FPIES Foundation. 

Free to Feed Expert Deep Dive with Joy Meyer of The FPIES Foundation

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