food allergy support group long island new york, anaphylaxis and EE

Our Mission

To create food allergy awareness by promoting education, providing support to Members and keeping children safe.

Cristina Stainkamp and Alisha Coupe are the leaders of

Protect Allergic Kids (PAK), a not-for-profit organization for Food Allergies, Anaphylaxis and other allergic diseases like Eos and Celiacs.

At our monthly support group meetings, we like to build a network of support for parents and caregivers. PAK is available for presentations in Long Island, New York. We welcome Members worldwide to participate in our Message Centers.

PAK accepts donations to fund education and research to find a cure. Volunteers are also welcome to participate in organizing the PAK programs.

Your tax-deductible donation can be sent to:

Protect Allergic Kids (PAK)

P.O. Box 227

Holtsville, NY 11742

*Please make checks payable to PAK or click on Donate

(with PayPal) to contribute safely by Credit Card.

PAK is a registered 501(c)(3) organization.

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PAK Offers:

Free Membership

NEW Newsletter

Message Centers for Anaphylaxis & Eos

Dr. Supported

School & Library Programs

Guest Speakers

Disclaimer:

PAK is not a professional or medical organization. It is a group of parents sharing information and supporting each other. The discussions, meeting minutes, handouts, guest speakers, agendas, and other products of our support group do not constitute medical/legal advice and should not be relied upon as such. Always discuss individual health questions and medical issues with a qualified personal physician.

In regard to Guest Speakers, the purpose of the presentations is to provide a variety of opinions on the spectrum on allergy issues. By no means is PAK adopting the views of its speakers, or endorsing them as medically accepted in the community. It is up to the guests to weigh the persuasiveness and acceptability of the presentations, based on their own knowledge and research.

This site was last updated: May 13, 2008