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About the Understanding Allergies in Australia Survey
The purpose of this survey is to better understand the lived experience of people in Australia who are living with allergies, as well as to gather broader community perspectives from people living without allergies.
This survey aims to:
- Understand the lived experience of individuals and families affected by allergies and allergy-related conditions.
- Measure public knowledge and attitudes toward allergies.
- Identify systemic barriers, stigma, and inclusion gaps.
- Inform community-led advocacy, education and policies.
- Strengthen evidence-based support initiatives for the allergy community.
Please Note: This survey serves the allergy community and is not commercially driven. The responses will contribute to building more support for people living with allergies in Australia. Previous feedback collected from the community has helped Allergy Life Australia develop initiatives such as Allergy Life Health and Allergy Life Aid.
How the study runs
This short survey will take approximately 5–10 minutes to complete. This survey is open to anyone in Australia; whether you have allergies, care for someone with allergies, know someone with allergies, or just want to have your say.
How to Join
- The survey can be accessed via this link- Click here to open (External Link)
Where to find further information
- Study Contact Email: contact@allergylife.com.au
This survey is affiliated with Allergy Life Australia. This Page was last updated on 20th March 2026
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