Canadian Celiac Association
KINGSTON CHAPTER
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Celiac disease is an autoimmune disease where the surface of the small intestine that absorbs nutrients from food is damaged by a substance called gluten.
We offer support to people diagnosed with celiac disease by providing information about celiac disease and about how to live with celiac disease in Kingston You’ll find resources to help you understand and manage a gluten free diet, as well as advice on where to shop and eating out at restaurants.
Find out how to donate, volunteer, fund awards or make a bequest to support your celiac community.
Eating & Shopping
Eating and shopping gluten free in Kingston has never been easier. Awareness about celiac disease has increased, and as a result, more retailers and restaurants are accommodating the gluten free diet by stocking their shelves with gluten free products and labeling their menus.
We are very fortunate to have such a supportive food community. They have reduced the stress of eating out gluten free in Kingston and have made it simpler to shop for gluten free products. If you don’t know where to start, or are looking for something new, the Canadian Celiac Association Kingston Chapter has a few ideas and resources to share about eating and shopping around Kingston
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| Advisory Board |
| Executives |
| Canadian Celiac Association National office |
| Membership resources |
| Support groups |
| Volunteering |
| Celiac Disease screening kit |
| Dermatitis herpetiformis |
| Myths about Celiac Disease |
| Related Diseases and conditions |
| About Gluten Intolerance |
| Gluten Intolerance Research |
| Alcohol in the Celiac Diet |
| Cross-Contamination |
| Foods Celiacs Must Avoid |
| Helping Your Celiac Child Cope with the Gluten Free Diet |
| Preparing a Safe Gluten Free Meal for Those with Celiac Disease |
| Gluten Free Shopping Resources |
| Restaurants In & Around Kingston |