Slovenian Society for Celiac Disease
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Slovenian Society for Celiac Disease
Swedish Coeliac Society
To translate the website into english, download the google chrome extension google translate. Swedish Coeliac Society consists of almost 25,000 members in 31 county and local associations. The Association was founded in 1975 and represents all those who can not tolerate gluten, lactose, milk protein or soy. The majority of our members have celiac…
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The German Coeliac Society
To translate the website into english, download the google chrome extension google translate. The German Coeliac Society (DZG) The German Coeliac Society (Deutsche Zöliakiegesellschaft – DZG) was founded 1974 and started with 55 members.Today the DZG has more than 40,000 members. Our aim is to help people with coeliac disease or with Dermatitis Herpetiformis Duhring.…
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The Spanish Federation of Coeliac Associations (FACE)
The Spanish Federation of Coeliac Associations (FACE) is made up of 17 independent associations / federations from all across the country. The central aim of FACE is to coordinate and support the efforts undertaken by the member associations / federations in defense of their rights, with an emphasis on unity of action leading to great…
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Tunisian Association of Celiac Disease
To translate the website into english, download the google chrome extension google translate. Goals of the association: To bring together interested people to develop them exchange information and experiences about celiac disease and the gluten-free diet – Inform patients, their parents and the public for a better understanding of the problems of the disease…
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Turkish Celiac Association
To translate the website into english, download the google chrome extension google translate. The Turkish Celiac Association was founded in March of 2002, as a non-governmental organization. Our association has been working on a volunteer basis since its inception. The aim of the Association: to facilitate the daily life of celiac patients, to raise public awareness about…
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Ukrainian Coeliac Society
To translate the website into english, download the google chrome extension google translate. Our organization brings together adults and children. Anyone who needs a gluten-free diet or wants to help patients with celiac disease can become a member of our society. Our work is directed: to mainstream issues of celiac disease among the medical community…
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IG Celiac Association of Switzerland
To translate the website into english, download the google chrome extension google translate. The IG Celiac Association of Switzerland is a recognized nonprofit organization serving people who need gluten-free diet for health reasons (eg celiac disease). The responsibilities are largely financed through membership fees. The Executive Board, various working groups and our office to…
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Iranian Celiac Disease Website
Our vision is to help the people with coeliac disease to better diagnosis and is universally recognized and met. We work to achieve this vision by: Increasing awareness of the disease among health care professionals and the public. Campaigning on their behalf to improve access to fast diagnosis, good subsequent healthcare and safe foods in…
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Luxembourgish Association of Gluten Intolerants
Who we are The Luxembourgish Association of Gluten Intolerants (A.L.I.G.) was founded in October 1997. As of May 2014, it has more than 400 members. Incorporated as a non-profit association, it brings together individuals with celiac disease (also called gluten intolerance), Dermatitis Herpetiformis and any person showing interest and commitment to the fight against these diseases.…
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Netherlands Celiac Association
To translate the website into english, download the google chrome extension google translate. At this page we list a number of useful sources for information about travelling to the Netherlands, when you are on a gluten-free diet. The purpose of the CYE Project TravelNet project is to collect information about hotels, restaurants, stores and…
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Norway Celiac Foundation
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Coeliac Society of Ireland
The Coeliac Society of Ireland (CSI) is a voluntary Charity and Company Limited by guarantee based in the Carmichael Centre in Dublin 7. Since 1970, the Coeliac Society has provided information, support and awareness to Coeliacs throughout Ireland. Our mission is to improve the quality of life for Coeliacs and those who benefit from a…
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Celiac
An organization offering gluten-free foods in Argentina. The website is not in english but can be translated via extension.
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Coeliac Greece
In Greece, as in many countries in Europe, knowledge of coeliac disease is limited and under-diagnosis of the disease remains a significant issue. Coeliac Greece established in Athens since 2008, as a patient-driven non-profit organization with main objectives to promote awareness regarding coeliac disease in Greece, build a supportive community for patients, families and…
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Gluten Free U.A.E.
Who we are We aim to offer support to the newly diagnosed and those just arriving in the U.A.E. Those first few days of living gluten free can be very daunting without support. By using facebook as our main tool we are able to use feedback from many different people at any time of day or night.
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Saudi Celiac Patients Support Group
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Ukrainian Society of Celiac Disease
To translate the website into english, download the google chrome extension google translate. About Us Our organization brings together adults and children. Anyone who needs a gluten-free diet or wants to help patients with celiac disease can become a member of our society. Our work is directed: to mainstream issues of celiac disease among the…
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