| Organization |
Description of Service |
| Canadian Diabetes Association |
The Canadian Diabetes Association offers a variety of programs and services across Canada. You can learn about the types of diabetes, living with and managing diabetes and information on diabetes in Canada and around the world. |
| Capsana |
Capsana offers publications on various health-related topics, including themed series on cardiovascular health, mental health and bone health. Developed by health care professionals and experts and supported by reputable health-care organizations, Capsana’s publications contain current, accurate information based on the latest guidelines and recommendations, and are known for their rigorous, credible content. |
| Diabetes Care Community |
This resource includes articles, recipes and videos created and/or reviewed by a health-care professional, based on the most recent Canadian diabetes information. |
| Diabetic Children’s Foundation |
The Diabetic Children’s Foundation helps diabetic children and teens and their families live better with the daily challenges of type 1 diabetes. |
| Diabetes Québec |
Diabetes Québec is a non-profit association that has been supporting people with diabetes for over 65 years. Diabetes Québec strives to improve knowledge and best practices in diabetes education, and funds diabetes research. |
| Diabetes Resource Manual |
The manual will help you find programs that offer financial assistance and community resources (excludes Quebec). |
| Diabetes School |
Diabetes at School is a resource for families, schools and caregivers to help school-aged children with type 1 diabetes. |
| diaTribe |
diaTribe provides cutting-edge diabetes insights and actionable tips for people with diabetes. Their mission is to help individuals better understand their diabetes and to live happier and healthier. |
JDRF
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JDRF works every day to change the reality of type 1 diabetes for millions of people by funding research, advocating for government support of research and new therapies, ensuring new therapies come to market and connecting and engaging the T1D community. |