Food Allergy Training & Preparedness
Get certified and protect a child's life
64% of food-allergic reactions occur in daycares or preschools.
We can change that.
The Belay Food Allergy Training & Preparedness Program offers schools and daycares everything needed to prevent an anaphylactic reaction while also increasing confidence in staff to respond in the event of an emergency.
The Gold Standard in
Food Allergy Training
What We Teach
The Belay training course addresses food allergy essentials, how to make schools and childcare centers safe for food-allergic children, and prepares staff in the event of emergency. Available for restaurants soon.
We’re More Than Just A Training Program
How we help you:
We are parents of children with food allergies, too.
If you want your child’s school or daycare to become a safer place for children with food allergies you can share the PDF below or fill out the Google Form and we will happily contact your child’s school.
We are here to help.
Let's connect.
Schedule a call with us to discuss your facility’s needs and register your training today.
Food Allergy Training Mandated Throughout the United States
The Belay training is available nationwide. Our training meets, if not exceeds, state requirements which mandate food allergy training in childcare centers in New York, Illinois, and Virginia. New laws will soon be enacted in Pennsylvania, California, Connecticut, Maryland, Michigan, Missouri, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.
Belay Training is approved in the following states
Some Places We’ve Trained
Adventures In Learning
CAO
CAP Cayuga
Hear-2-Learn
NYC Children’s Museum
Mater Gardens
Mohawk Valley
Peace Headstart
Salvation Army
Searchlight After School
Tender Tots
Temple Sinai
ABC Headstart
Adventures In Learning
CAO
CAP Cayuga
Hear-2-Learn
NYC Children’s Museum
Mater Gardens
Mohawk Valley
Peace Headstart
Salvation Army
Searchlight After School
Tender Tots
Temple Sinai
Got more questions about our training? No problem.
Got more questions about our training?
No problem.
Every child with food allergies should feel safe when learning.