Overnight camp, Sunday through Saturday, for children ages 7-17 with diabetes; Counselor Training program runs simultaneously for young adults aged 18-21; this is a medically supervised cabin camping experience including swimming, arts & crafts, meals defined and prepared by dieticians and student intern dieticians; volunteer pediatric endocrinologists and nurses on site for the full duration of camp.

Provides packets of information to help adults, teens, or women who are pregnant with Type 1 diabetes; packet includes practical, personal information for every life stage. Also provides a toolkit for schools to learn methods on how to handle school kids with Type 1 diabetes.

Offers a nutritional educational program for individuals at risk of developing diabetes. A trained lifestyle coach will introduce topics in a small classroom setting and encourage participants as to explore how healthy eating, physical activity and behavior changes can benefit their health.

Offers a curriculum to help eligible individuals take control of their diabetes and manage it. Workshop leaders provide information on medical topics, self care, fitness and ways to be physically active, cooking lessons, and nutrition information.

Provides a diabetes education program offering information about different aspects of living with diabetes such as eating, planning meals and using insulin. Offers program in a group format for adults and individual instruction for adults and youth.

Provides a comprehensive diabetes education program that includes group and one-on-one teaching of all phases of diabetes management, including the physiology of diabetes, insulin instruction, meal-planning, hypoglycemia management, and blood glucose monitoring. Also provides periodic community education about the disease.

Provides knowledge and skills to help clients manage their diabetes. Services include inpatient teaching, outpatient individual and group sessions, phone consultation, support groups, and classes on topics such as acute and chronic complications, insulin and oral hypoglycemia medicine, testing methods, diet, personal hygiene, exercise, and psychosocial adjustment.

Provides professional education throughout the year.

Virtual support group for learning how to manage diabetes and provide support to loved ones with diabetes.

Offers the services of trained speakers who are available to speak to groups about various aspects of diabetes and the Diabetes Association.

Offers educational and support meetings and resource materials to raise awareness about the symptoms and dangers of diabetes. Speakers available to talk about diabetes. Offers African-American and Latino outreach initiatives that offers targeted educational information about diabetes.

Offers a wide assortment of brochures, literature, newsletters and other related diabetes materials. Answers questions regarding type I diabetes. Offers one-day seminars to equip diabetics and their families with tools and resources to manage this disease.

Provides all types of insulin and a 30-day supply of lancets and/or syringes for monitoring blood sugar levels. Also can provide pen needles for pre-loaded diabetic pens as well as as the pens. Type and amount of supplies available varies. Will work with clients to access other patient assistance programs.

Provides a team of specialists who can diagnose, treat, and provide ongoing management for foot problems that may develop due to diabetes.

Virtual support group for learning how to manage diabetes and provide support to loved ones with diabetes.

Classes for people impacted by diabetes. Provides a general overview as well as nutrition and diet or group instruction on diabetes management and blood sugar testing. Free equipment available most of the time.

Provides information about various community services and the contact information of the organizations that provides them.

Provides a support group for people with diabetes. Meetings feature informed speakers who speak on a variety of diabetes related issues and group discussions where participants can share information and experiences.

Health Fairs - The American Diabetes Association publishes materials for the general public, as well as, medical professionals. Booths are set-up at public fairs. Books, literature, slides, video, and trained speakers are available. In-Service Training - Offers free training to health professionals, schools, organizations, and corporations. Topics include emergency procedures, diet, nutrition, exercise, complications, and general detection.

Provides general information on a variety of diabetes related topics. Also offers referrals to local ADA-recognized diabetes education seminars and connections to financial aid resources.

Sponsors the Diabetes Expo 1st Sat of Nov each year, where individuals can gain diabetes and wellness education through speakers, screenings, exhibits, and one-on-one diabetes discussion.

Virtual support group for learning how to manage diabetes and provide support to loved ones with diabetes.

The Central Ohio Diabetes Association provides diabetes education, management plans and a diabetes camp for youth.

Healthy U Chronic disease and Diabetes Class is a small group workshop that is designed to help older adults put life back in their life. Healthy U may be for you if you have long term challenges with chronic disease or diabetes or are a caregiver for someone with this challenge. A benefit of participating in Healthy U is the support you will receive finding practical ways to deal with pain, fatigue and depression. This 'free' class, which meets once a week for 6 weeks, will help you discover ways to be more physically active, find out how to eat healthier and practice ways to relax and deal with stress. Each workshop is facilitated by a pair of leaders, one or both of whom are non-health professionals with a chronic disease themselves.

Provides information on diabetes and diabetes management and refers callers to local programs and services available.