Our Programs diabetes education program

Individualized care plans developed with parents and healthcare providers.
Regular blood glucose monitoring and insulin administration.
Carbohydrate counting & meal planning for balanced nutrition.
Education on recognizing & responding to hypoglycemia & hyperglycemia.
Emergency protocols for diabetes-related complications.
Nutritional Program:
Focus on healthy, balanced, and gluten-free meals and snacks.
Educate children about healthy food choices and the importance of balanced nutrition for diabetes management.

Age-appropriate lessons and activities to help children understand their condition.
Use games, stories, and interactive activities to make learning fun and engaging. Topics could include:
What is Type 1 Diabetes?
How insulin works.
The importance of blood glucose monitoring.
Recognizing and responding to high & low blood sugar. diabetes education program

Structured and unstructured play activities to encourage physical activity.
Adapt activities to accommodate individual needs and abilities.
Emphasize the importance of exercise for diabetes management and overall health.Examples:
Outdoor play in a safe and stimulating environment.
Indoor games and activities.
Yoga or movement classes for children.

Create a supportive and inclusive environment where children feel comfortable sharing their experiences.
Facilitate peer support and interaction among children with diabetes.
Offer opportunities for children to express their feelings and develop coping strategies.
Consider incorporating:
Group discussions and sharing circles.
Creative activities like art or music therapy.
Guest speakers or mentors with Type 1 Diabetes. Bloomington