5th Annual von Arx Family Foundation SW Florida Diabetes Conference
This year’s conference will be held on Sunday November 3, 2019 – Hosted by HADC and Florida SouthWestern State College Naples Florida – Speakers will be announced on our von Arx Family Foundation S.W. Florida Diabetes & Wellness website.
EVENT INFO
WHEN: Sunday, November 3, 2019, 9-4pm
WHERE: Florida Southwestern State College – Collier Campus 7505 Grand Lely Dr, Naples, FL 34113
WHO: Open to the general public, and people who want to learn more about wellness or diabetes prevention and management research.
Some of the Speakers: Dolph & Sharon Vov Arx, Dr. Bernier, Dr. Graeber, Dr. Harlan, Dr. Kovach, Dr. Policicchio, Sealfon, Sherifali PhD.
Inaugural Lohman Florida Diabetes & Wellness Conference - Volusia County
We are pleased to announce the Inaugural Lohman Diabetes & Wellness Conference in partnership with Halifax Health and the Volusia Flagler YMCAs. We are honored to have commitments from some world-class physicians passionate about diabetes.
EVENT INFO
WHEN: Sunday, November 17, 2019, 9-4pm
WHERE: YMCA 4701 City Center Blvd. Port Orange, FL. 32129
WHO: Open to children, families and medical personnel. Halifax Health Medical Center is accredited by the Florida Medical Association to provide continuing medical education for physicians and nurses. Halifax Health Medical Center designates this live activity for a maximum of 4 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™
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Keynote Speaker: Ryan Reed, NASCAR Driver
Cafe Savanna is the official coffee of the conference
Click here for the Volusia County Division
Thank you Meritage Homes for your generous donation to Help a Diabetic Child (HADC). These funds will be used to help children in need get their diabetes medical supplies and insulin in memory of Christy Garrow who worked at Meritage Homes.
Welcome to Help a Diabetic Child
On December 22, 2010, our 16 year old son was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes. We very quickly realized two very important things. The first; this disease is not one where an individual can lead a “normal” life and secondly it is costly, even with health insurance. Within a few short months we learned that there were a significant number of children in who were unable to get adequate supplies for blood glucose testing, something that must be done multiple times daily.
It was at this point where HADC was formed as a non-profit public charity with a mission to raise money to purchase testing supplies and insulin for kids in need. With that mission in mind, we began to seek funding through car washes, hot dog sales, and informational tables out side of supermarkets or any other source of nickels and dimes.
Naples Lions Club and Help a Diabetic Child Foundation working together to help families and individuals who are dealing with diabetes.
Proclamation from Board of County Commissioners Collier County Letter from Rick Desanits
Tami & Joe Balavage & Dolph & Sharon von Arx
Williams Magical Garden Center & Landscape are raising money for HADC. This grand opening is not the fundraiser but we would like to promote them as supporters of HADC.
Who are we?
What is Type 1 Diabetes?
Type 1 Diabetes is an autoimmune disease for which there is no cure. There are certain cells that sense the presence of glucose (sugar) in the blood and respond by producing insulin that serves as the “gatekeeper” to the body. In T1D and for reasons yet not clear.
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Help a Diabetic Child is committed to providing updated information relating to the treatment and cure of diabetes. This location will contain regularly updated items that will serve as a source of information to people with diabetes, their families, and friends.
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How We Help?
Help a Diabetic Child, Inc has a mission to purchase blood glucose testing supplies and insulin for children and college students who are in financial distress. Without proper and regular blood testing and administration of insulin, these kids are at risk
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Type 1 Diabetes is an autoimmune disease for which there is no cure. There are certain cells that sense the presence of glucose (sugar) in the blood and respond by producing insulin that serves as the “gatekeeper” to the body. In T1D and for reasons yet not clear
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