During this virtual event, Clinical Dietician Jaclyn Quinlan will demonstrate how nutrition science and cooking skills combine to support health management for patients with celiac disease. Through integrated learning, healthcare providers gain tools for patient education while patients acquire practical strategies for implementing dietary changes. The session format will start with and educational overview, followed by a cooking demonstration. We ... Read More

Boston Children’s Hospital’s Family Food Connections offers monthly cooking classes for families. The cooking classes are free and feature budget-friendly gluten-free recipes. This is a great opportunity for the whole family to learn new cooking skills and new recipes. There is ample opportunity to ask questions and learn about the food being prepared. Classes are held via Zoom and livestreamed ... Read More

Join us for an exciting story session with Mrs. Katz, featuring her collection of nearly 300 hats! With 30 years of experience reading to children, Mrs. Katz brings stories to life and loves engaging with her young audience. Each story time is a fun, interactive experience where children can enjoy captivating tales and ask questions.  

Join your Celiac Kids Connection friends and families for Celiac Disease Awareness Night at Fenway Park! On Saturday, May 17th at 7:15 p.m., the Red Sox will take on the Atlanta Braves  We have 2 sets of tickets for Celiac Kids Connection. The Left Field Grandstand seats in the family section where we can literally reach out and touch the ... Read More

This session presents a comprehensive examination of celiac disease's clinical understanding and treatment evolution through the lens of Dr. Peter Green's distinguished career. Through an in-depth interview conducted by Dr. Jocelyn Silvester and patient advocate Eli Berk, participants will explore the parallel advancement of patient care and research methodologies that have shaped current practice standards. The session illuminates the historical ... Read More

This virtual session presents key celiac disease research findings from Digestive Disease Week (DDW), making cutting-edge research accessible to both healthcare providers and patients. A panel of physicians will analyze and interpret significant abstracts, bridging the gap between clinical research and practical application. The session format will start with the presentation of the significant celiac disease related topics from DDW ... Read More

Join the Harvard Medical School Celiac Education & Research Program and NCA for the next installment of the “Ask the Experts” series moderated by Jacqueline Wolf, MD, from Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. Dr Alessio Fasano, MD, will speak about the “crosstalk” between the gut microbiome and the brain, focusing on developmental disorders and mental health issues in the context of ... Read More

Small Groups are Back! Join fellow families living with celiac disease from north of Boston at our small group gathering! We'll meet at Twist Bakery and Café in Burlington. When you arrive purchase your favorite treats inside, then join us on the patio. This casual gathering creates space for families to connect with others who understand the celiac journey. This ... Read More

Join us for our next board meeting to discuss upcoming plans and shape the future of our organization. Your input is invaluable! What to expect: Strategic Planning: Discuss and contribute to our goals and objectives. Activity Planning: Help organize events and programs for our community. Community Building: Connect with other passionate individuals dedicated to supporting those with celiac disease. Meetings ... Read More

Boston Children’s Hospital’s Family Food Connections offers monthly cooking classes for families. The cooking classes are free and feature budget-friendly gluten-free recipes. This is a great opportunity for the whole family to learn new cooking skills and new recipes. There is ample opportunity to ask questions and learn about the food being prepared. Classes are held via Zoom and livestreamed ... Read More