We provideinsulin & medicalsupplies tochildren in need
STARTING OCTOBER 4TH
You could win a $500 Amazon Gift Card!
We’re partnering with Hundredx to raise funds for HADC through brand surveys! All it takes is your time! Each brand survey you finish generates $2 for HADC. Everyone who completes 75 surveys will be entered to win a $500 Amazon Gift Card – right in time for your holiday shopping!
Starting october 4th
You could win a $500 Amazon Gift Card!
We’re partnering with Hundredx to raise funds for HADC through brand surveys! All it takes is your time! Each brand survey you finish generates $2 for HADC. Everyone who completes 75 surveys will be entered to win a $500 Amazon Gift Card – right in time for your holiday shopping!
THE ISSUE
The cost to manage
diabetes is rising
Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) is an autoimmune disease in which the pancreas cannot produce enough insulin to naturally regulate the body’s blood sugar, leaving diagnosed individuals with a life-long dependency on costly medical insulin. Even for individuals who have sufficient insurance, access to health care, and stable employment, the costs of managing Type 1 Diabetes can put a significant dent in a family’s monthly budget.
For individuals in underserved and underinsured communities, this could mean having to choose between purchasing life-sustaining insulin for their child or food for their family.
THE WORK
A cause before the cure
THE MISSION
A cause before the cure
As researchers and doctors tirelessly strive to develop a cure for diabetes, Help a Diabetic Child (HADC) strives to ease the burden for children and young adults who struggle financially and emotionally while living with diabetes.
THE IMPACT
We’ve served over 1850 children,
families, and young adults
living with diabetes.
We’ve served
over 2000 children, families, and young adults living with T1D.
Why HADC matters to Alyssa Danner, healthcare provider & T1D advocate
Living and caring with Type 1 Diabetes. My name is Alyssa Danner and I have had type 1 diabetes since
A brother’s perspective on how a T1D diagnosis shifted his family dynamics
When Blake was 11, his 10-year-old brother, Ethan was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes. Hi everyone! My name is Blake,
New partnership with advent health
Help A Diabetic Child is proud to announce our partnership with Advent Health for Children helping underserved children who need insulin, diabetes medical supplies and doctor visits.
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