Local Patient Meetings: Education programs featuring local experts and networking opportunities.

Operation Outreach: Patient education meetings designed to strengthen underserved areas.

IDF Retreats: Weekend events for all ages that feature medical and life management sessions.

IDF Youth Programs: Designed for children diagnosed with a PIDD or have a family member with this condition.

IDF Teen Escape: Acquaint teens diagnosed with a PIDD with others like themselves.

IDF National Conference: The world’s largest gathering of families affected by PIDD.

Locate a Physician: Contact IDF to find a physician in your area that is an expert on PIDD.

Peer Support: Speak with someone who understands! Connecting people and patients who share similar relationships to PIDD.

Patient Assistance Resources: Resources and tools provided to help you tackle all of your insurance challenges.

IDF Consulting Immunologist Program: A free service for physicians which provides consults with expert clinical immunologists on issues of diagnosis, treatment and disease management.

LeBien Visiting Professor Program: Promote improved knowledge by providing your faculty with a Visiting Professor with expertise in primary immunodeficiency disease.

Continuing Education Course for Nurses: A free, 5-hour, accredited course for nurses, that provides an update on primary immunodeficiencies, immunoglobulin therapies and the nurse’s role with these therapies.

Medical Advisory Committee Comprised of prominent immunologists to support the mission of the IDF.

Nurse Advisory Committee: Comprised of exceptional nurses to support the mission of the IDF.

Publications: The Immune Deficiency Foundation produces a variety of educational materials for patients and health professionals. All publications are free of charge.