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Welcome to the OFFICIAL World Diabetes Day page! World Diabetes Day is marked every year on November 14.
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It is a global awareness campaign run by the International Diabetes Federation. Help us increase diabetes awareness- www.worlddiabetesday.org

12/10/2026

– Want to get involved in World Diabetes Day this November? From sharing campaign messages online to organising activities in your community or workplace, there are many ways to make a difference!

Join our webinar this Wednesday, 14 October, to explore the 2026 campaign, discover resources and get inspired by diabetes advocates from around the world.

🔗 Register now: https://idf.org/news-and-resources/webinars/world-diabetes-day-2026-how-to-get-involved/

09/10/2026

– What will diabetes care look like in 2035? In our latest D-Talk, host Dr Phyllisa Deroze speaks with Professor Jonathan Shaw, Chair of the IDF World Diabetes Congress 2027 Programme Committee, about the science and global health issues shaping the Congress in Singapore.

They discuss how AI, bioengineering and precision therapeutics could shape the future of diabetes care, the evolving role of GLP-1-based therapies, and the challenges of delivering diabetes care in humanitarian crises.

The conversation also explores important gaps in women’s health and the need to better understand ethnic diversity in diabetes and care delivery.

From cutting-edge science and technology to real-world challenges and implementation, IDF 2027 will bring together perspectives from across the diabetes community.

🎧 Listen to get a preview of what to expect at IDF 2027: https://idf.org/events/podcasts/

07/10/2026

– Every diabetes journey is different. Some diagnoses come after years of living with other health conditions or risk factors, making awareness and early action an important part of the journey.
This World Diabetes Day, we’re making space for the experiences of people living with diabetes and those who care for them.

🔗 Share your experience and help others understand why recognising the signs, acting early and listening to people’s stories matter: https://worlddiabetesday.org/share-your-experience/

05/10/2026

Are you looking for ideas to get involved in this year? Our campaign toolkit has everything you need to get started. From key messages to data, social media posts and activity inspiration - the toolkit is full of information and resources to help you this November!

Get the toolkit:👉 https://worlddiabetesday.org/resource-hub/

02/10/2026

– Diabetes affects more than blood sugar — it can affect mental health, too.
There’s so much more to diabetes than the physical side. Managing blood sugar levels, following daily routines, and worrying about complications can sometimes lead to stress, anxiety, depression, or diabetes distress.
That’s why supporting children with diabetes means supporting their emotional well-being, too. Schools can play an important role in creating safe, understanding and inclusive environments where children feel supported.
The Kids and Diabetes in Schools (KiDS) programme provides resources to help children, teachers and families better understand diabetes and support children living with the condition.
📚 Check out the KiDS Resources: https://kids.idf.org/resources/

01/10/2026

Less than 50 days to go until on 14 November. This morning at we brought together our partners for a special event to build momentum for our ‘Early Action on Diabetes’ campaign and launch the World Diabetes Day 2026 Toolkit, a resource full of ideas on how you can this November.

Download the toolkit: 👉 https://worlddiabetesday.org/resource-hub/

Join us on 14 October for a webinar 💻 to learn how to get involved in WDD 2026. Register now: https://idf.org/news-and-resources/webinars/world-diabetes-day-2026-how-to-get-involved/

30/09/2026

– What are you planning to mark 14 November this year? Across the world, communities are taking action to raise awareness, promote education and support people living with diabetes.

In South Africa, Chelsea Machill and her community are planning a World Diabetes Day lunch focused on mental health and lifestyle, alongside diabetes screenings throughout November to raise awareness and .

Whether you’re organising a screening, awareness campaign, educational session, community event or online activity, share your World Diabetes Day activity and help the global diabetes community discover what’s happening in your community.
📍 Submit your activity: https://worlddiabetesday.org/submit-your-wdd-activity/

28/09/2026

– Every diabetes journey is different. Some diagnoses come after years of living with other health conditions or risk factors, making awareness and early action an important part of the journey.
This World Diabetes Day, we’re highlighting the experiences of people living with diabetes and those who care for them.

🔗 Share your experience and help others understand why recognising the signs, acting early and listening to people’s stories matter: https://worlddiabetesday.org/share-your-experience/

25/09/2026

– What if the problem isn't the blood glucose reading – but how we interpret it?
For millions of people living with diabetes, glucose readings guide everyday decisions. But without the right context, a single number can cause unnecessary anxiety, false reassurance or even unsafe changes to treatment.

A new Diabetes Voice article explores lessons from primary care and why effective glucose monitoring means looking beyond isolated numbers to understand patterns over time. From distinguishing fasting and post-meal readings to understanding HbA1c and CGM trends, one message stands out: monitoring is most useful when people understand what their data means and how to act on it safely.

Education can turn glucose readings from information that confuses or alarms people with diabetes into information that supports confident, informed self-management.

🔗 Read or listen to the article: https://diabetesvoice.org/en/caring-for-diabetes/blood-glucose-readings-misinterpretation-primary-care/

23/09/2026

– You may be at high risk of type 2 diabetes and not know it. Thanks to our online risk assessment, it only takes a few minutes to learn your risk and what you can do to reduce it.
This World Diabetes Day, join our call for early action on diabetes. Don’t delay – find out your risk today! https://worlddiabetesday.org/t2d-risk-test/

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