Meet Calum from Cornwall. 👋
He lives with type 1 diabetes and is a Young Leader for the Together Type 1 programme.
Through his role, he raises awareness of diabetes and supports other children and young people with the condition, helping them to feel less isolated and alone.
In celebration of Diabetes Week, the south west and south central team, partners and volunteers were busy supporting hundreds of people across the region.
https://t.co/N66A0qGA0O
#DiabetesSWSC#Diabetes#DiabetesAwareness#Health
We have support groups set up across the south west and south central regions for both adults, and children and families. They're a safe and friendly space for people to come together to share experiences and advice with each other: https://t.co/0fM9kjYnJL
#DiabetesSWSC
Thank you for inviting us to join you - always a fantastic opportunity to learn more about diabetes and meet new people. Great day! #diabetesweek#diabetesuk
The two super clinics in #Bodmin and #Staustell provided 132 patients with all nine of their annual diabetes checks in 30 minute appointments.
https://t.co/hkLcjuA3TJ
@CornishStuff@DiabetesUK
Melody from Bristol spends time drawing to help her cope with her diabetes and eating disorder. She has lived experience of diabulimia, a serious condition that people with type 1 diabetes can develop.
Read what she shared in the comments. 👇
#art#bristol#diabetes#diabulimia
We had a great time visiting Christchurch Hospital last weekend to talk to their patients about living well with diabetes and raising awareness.
If you'd like a member of our team to attend an event like this one, get in touch.👇
https://t.co/4hESdTg5Jv
@NHSDorset#diabetes
Mohammed, a retired solicitor from #Buckinghamshire, was able to put his type 2 diabetes into remission by making changes to his lifestyle.
https://t.co/FS7GGaW1pJ
#T2D#Type2diabetesremission
Great news for our diabetes support group @SnackpackExeter, and Thoverton School who received £1,500 thanks to this group of fundraisers.
https://t.co/nJyJXNpZXA
Following the news that some secured funding will be provided by NHS England, to support the roll out of hybrid closed-loop tech for people with type 1 diabetes, we’ve started answering some of your questions 👇
https://t.co/oYsuKpSNJ9
#DiabetesSWSC
Hybrid closed-loop: what’s the fuss?
Amber from #Plymouth, who lives with type 1 #diabetes, gives her take on the recent NICE guidance and what it’s like using HCL tech.
https://t.co/r5DL2B6U15
#DiabetesSWSC
Thank you to my amazing team of staff and volunteers across all of south west and south central for what we have achieved this year! Please take a read and share just a snapshot of our 2023 highlights X @SWSCDiabetesUK@DiabetesUK
As we come to the end of the year, we look back at the incredible achievements of our amazing diabetes community. Thank you everyone for your ongoing support 🩵
https://t.co/szvpTmyi99
#DiabetesSWSC
@ctmarshallceo@SWSCDiabetesUK@DiabetesUK Thank you! Really appreciate the efforts everyone went to to celebrate my ten years with @SWSCDiabetesUK It’s been an incredible ten years supported by an amazing team of staff and volunteers. Lots more to look forward to!
#WorldDiabetesDay (14th November) is an important date in our calendar, and this year we had a wealth of activity taking place across #southwest and south central.
Here's how we celebrated. https://t.co/kfPTpcOQy2
Congratulations to #Southampton based nurse, Paula Johnston, who has been recognised as healthcare professional of the year.
https://t.co/D5xAbbKUz6
#DiabetesSWSC
If you’re aged 12-18 and are living with #Type1Diabetes or are a parent or HCP who cares for a young person with type 1, you could take part in a study being run by researchers at @UniofExeter who are exploring how to develop a programme that supports young people to get active.