JDRF Blog

1. Young Adult Series

by: JDRF Canada
May 25, 2015
JDRF, Young Adult, Outreach

The transition from child to young adult can be very challenging, especially when you throw type 1 diabetes (T1D) into the mix. JDRF reached out to a group of young adults living with T1D and asked them to share their experiences on a wide-array of topics.

2. JDRF Partner ViaCyte Announces Key Project Milestone

by: JDRFI
July 18, 2014
JDRF, Novo Nordisk, Performance in Exercise and Knowledge (PEAK)

JDRF Partner ViaCyte Announces Key Project Milestone to Advance Innovative Encapsulated Cell Replacement Therapy Product for Type 1 Diabetes

3. Novo Nordisk Commits $5 Million Grant Supporting JDRF Outreach Initiative

by: JDRFI
July 14, 2014
JDRF, Novo Nordisk, Performance in Exercise and Knowledge (PEAK)

To address the need for education on how patients with type 1 diabetes (T1D) can pursue physical activity safely, Novo Nordisk has committed to a three-year, $5 million grant in support of a new JDRF Outreach initiative titled “T1D Performance in Exercise and Knowledge ...

4. National Volunteer Week 2014: Outreach Blog

by: JDRF Canada
April 11, 2014
National Volunteer Week, 2014, Outreach

Whether it is providing emotional support to a newly diagnosed family, promoting JDRF within their communities, or representing JDRF at health fairs, volunteers are the heart of the Outreach program.

5. Celebrating a New Year

by: JDRF Canada
January 13, 2014
Dave Prowten, new year, 2013

After the countdown and the celebrations are over, it’s always hard to believe another year has passed. In 2014 we have new opportunities and challenges awaiting us, and it is also a great time to look back and celebrate the important achievements of the previous year.

6. Outreach Volunteers Create Impact in T1D Community

by: JDRF Canada
April 24, 2013
Outreach, type 1 diabetes, T1D

“Volunteers are the cornerstone of the Outreach program. Without their tireless commitment and personal experience with type 1 diabetes (T1D), the Outreach program would not be able to provide emotional support and resources to those living with T1D and their families. We would like to express ...