Diabetes Resources

The Diabetic Youth Foundation offers year-round programs and summer camps for kids: www.dyf.org

Participation in studies is a great way to receive support while helping to find the cure: http://dped.stanford.edu/research/

Brave Buddies Yahoo group: Support for parents of children with type 1 diabetes https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/bravebuddies/ conversations/messages

A website for parents of kids with diabetes: http://www.parentingdiabetickids.com/

A former NBA player encourages kids with type 1 to follow their dreams:
http://www.chrisdudley.org/index.php

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