Article: New Jersey Adopts Food Allergy Program to Help Protect Food-Allergic Children in Schools.

Donation Enables FAAN to Distribute Programs to Help NJ's Public Schools Manage Students with Food Allergies

FAIRFAX, Va., May 22 /PRNewswire/ -- The Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network (FAAN), the nation's leading nonprofit, patient advocacy group raising public awareness about food allergy, today announced the availability of free programs to help school officials safely manage the 55,000 food-allergic students in New Jersey. Distribution of the multi-media School Food Allergy Program (SFAP), is entirely funded by a private donor, and allows FAAN to make the program available free to New Jersey's 2,400 public schools. The initiative makes NJ the second state ...

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