The first port of call for New Zealanders with diabetes, those at risk and their families.
Welcome
Diabetes New Zealand is a national charity that represents people with diabetes. Our vision is that all people with diabetes in New Zealand are the best managed in the world and have the best access to health care. Diabetes New Zealand and its affiliated societies offer support and education for people with diabetes.
Duane Taiapa is climbing Mt Kilimanjaro in Tanzania to raise funds for
Diabetes New Zealand. It is 5895 metres to the top and his goal is to
raise one dollar for every metre climbed. If you would like to sponsor
Duane and donate to Diabetes New Zealand please click here to go to his
fundraising page.
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YOUR HELP IS NEEDED
By sending your prescription for blood testing strips to Diabetes Supplies Ltd (DSL)
you will be helping to fund the production and distribution of the Diabetes
Information Pamphlets so vital to those learning to live with diabetes.
Click here for more information
DIABETES AWARENESS WEEK 2010 - 16-22 November
DIABETES NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2011 AND A.G.M. - 7-8 MAY 2011
Donate to Diabetes New Zealand
Make an instant $20 donation by phoning 0900 86369 (0900 todnz) which will automatically be charged to your telephone account. Your donation will be greatly appreciated and will be used to help support people with Diabetes.
Membership
If you are one of the many thousands of people diagnosed with diabetes every year and have lots of questions, let us help you - join Diabetes New Zealand or one of the societies. If you have just been diagnosed with diabetes and are not getting enough information or support? Become a member today by phoning membership: 0800 369 636.
Often adjusting to the fact that you or a family member has diabetes takes time. It can be helpful to meet other people who have been through a similar situation. They can offer understanding, help and support.
Have you just been diagnosed with diabetes?
When you’re diagnosed with diabetes you may have many questions. What do you do and where do you start? People with diabetes need the support of family, friends and health professionals; to help you, to learn to manage your diabetes.
- Have you or a family member been diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes?
- Have you or a family member just been diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes?
- Have you just been diagnosed with gestational diabetes?
