2022 Rare Disease Day

2022 Rare Disease Day What is Rare Disease Day? Rare Disease Day is the globally-coordinated movement on rare diseases, working towards equity in social opportunity, healthcare, and access to diagnosis and therapies for people living with a rare disease. Since its...

Managing your child’s return to the classroom

Managing your child’s return to the classroom This information has been provided by IDFA member, teacher and mum of two, Bianca. You can read more about Bianca’s story here.  Bianca is one of our friendly family support group moderators. If you are...

Back to School Tips for Parents and Carers of PID/SID Children

Back to School Tips for Parents and Carers of PID/SID Children This information has been provided by an IDFA member to offer you and your child some tips and tools for a smooth transition back to school this year. This IDFA member has significant experience in...

New Group Chat for Young Adult Members

New Group Chat for Young Adult Members We’re excited to announce that we’ll soon be launching a new Group Chat via Zoom especially for our young adult members (aged 15-30 years)! This will be a weekly event, with the first one kicking off on Wed 1 December. This...

8-year old Tyson Gavan Aims to Raise $5,000 for IDFA

8-year old Tyson Gavan Aims to Raise $5,000 for IDFA This month, 8-year-old Tyson Gavan is aiming to raise $5,000 for the IDFA by calling on people to sponsor him to cut off his hair this Giving Tuesday (30th November, 2021). Having received a bone marrow transplant...

In Memory of Geoffrey McAlary

In Memory of Geoffrey McAlary IDFA would like to send their condolences to the family and friends of Geoffrey McAlary and thank them for their donations that have been made in memory of Geoffrey.  Geoffrey lived a full life, all the while fighting a long battle with...

‘A Day in the Life’ Young Adult Members Engagement Campaign

‘A Day in the Life’ Young Adult Members Engagement Campaign We’re excited to have recently launched a campaign designed to engage our young adult members aged 15-30 years. The campaign is designed to ensure that our younger members living with immunodeficiency...