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Living with T1D takes perseverance. It’s been documented that people living with diabetes often feel isolated in their efforts to manage the disease. In addition, parents and loved ones can feel overwhelmed and on their own as they care for a child with T1D.
JDRF San Diego recognizes that people find support in managing their health and their family’s health through different ways. As the organization works hard to find a cure, JDRF’s goal is to provide a variety of volunteer-led programs to help people with T1D and their families gain the support they need to meet the challenges of the disease.
JDRF San Diego is fortunate to be able to provide a wide spectrum of support options led by amazing volunteers. We urge all those who are faced with a diagnosis of T1D to proactively seek the support you need through the following programs (for more information on each program, please click on the link).
Parent Mentor Program - Do you have a newly diagnosed son or daughter? Speak with another parent who has had years of experience with raising their child with T1D.
Just for Parent Coffees - Meet other parents of children with T1D and learn more about how to effectively manage the disease. All over great coffee in an informal setting.
ACT1 - Are you an adult with T1D? Interested in meeting other adults with T1D? Share your experience and learn more from others as you meet new friends who face the same challenges.
Family Network Events - Events for the whole family provide parents, children with T1D and their siblings meet each other during a fun activity.
Little 1's Events - Special meet ups for those with young children with T1D ages infant to six years old.
Find support by getting involved.
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Upcoming Events
Thu Jun 20 @10:00AM - 12:00PM MOD Squad |
Thu Jun 20 @ 5:30PM - 07:30PM Ride Informational Happy Hour at AleSmith Brewing Co |
Thu Jun 20 @ 6:00PM - 07:30PM Just for Parents Coffee - Chula Vista |
Sat Jun 22 @10:30AM - 12:30PM Little 1's Event - Encinitas |
Sat Jun 22 @10:30AM - 12:30PM k1ds Event - Encinitas |
Wed Jun 26 @ 6:00PM - 08:00PM T1 Teen Support |
Wed Jun 26 @ 7:00PM - 08:30PM Just for Parents Coffee - Central San Diego |
Thu Jun 27 @10:00AM - 12:00PM MOD Squad |
Thu Jul 04 @10:00AM - 12:00PM MOD Squad |
Wed Jul 10 @ 6:30PM - 08:30PM ACT 1 - Adults Conquering Type 1 |
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JDRF San Diego
5665 Oberlin Drive Suite 106, San Diego, CA -92121t: (858) 597-0240
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A cure would mean a relaxed lifestyle without constant, relentless worry, concern, anxiety, awareness for everyday activities like eating, playing and sleeping.
Brad
Diagnosed one day after his 7th birthday -
I would be able to keep on playing and playing without worrying that I might go low.
Jake
Diagnosed at 20 months -
A cure would mean Kaiden could live a long healthy life without the stress and future complications that are associated with this high maintenance disease.
Kimberly, Kaiden's mother
Kaiden, diagnosed at age 51/2 -
A cure would mean a new way of life.
Brooklynn
Diagnosed at age 4 -
A cure would mean that she could be a carefree little girl again.
Marin’s Parents
Marin, diagnosed at age 6