We provideinsulin & medicalsupplies tochildren in need
NOV 7TH - DEC 6TH, 2022
Give without spending!
From November 7th through December 6th HADC is partnering with hundredx to convert brand opinions into monetary contributions to the Help A Diabetic Child mission.
It’s high impact, fast, secure, and completely free to our participants – all it takes is a few moments of your time!
NOV 7th - DEC 6TH, 2022
Give without spending!
From November 7th through December 6th HADC is partnering with hundredx to convert brand opinions into monetary contributions to the Help A Diabetic Child mission.
It’s high impact, fast, secure, and completely free to our participants – all it takes is a few moments of your time!
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
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 3000 children,
families, and young adults
living with diabetes.
We’ve served
over 2000 children, families, and young adults living with T1D.
Join us in celebrating
A decade in review
In December of this year, we will be fortunate enough to celebrate a 10 years of service to children and young adults in the Type 1 Diabetes community. Join us in remembering a decade of success and generating excitement for the decade to come!
New programs
Diabetes Hurricane Relief Program
Help A Diabetic Child and Insulin for Life USA are partnering together with Dr. John C. Querci from DDC Health Care in Bonita Springs, FL, to provide disaster relief diabetes medical supplies, insulin and telehealth services at no cost to those affected by Hurricane Ian. This program is available to everyone of all ages who live with diabetes and were impacted by the hurricane. To take advantage of this program please contact:
Dr. John C. Querci
Direct: 570-313-3241
Office: 239-256-1609
Email: jquerci@ddchealthcare.com
Tami Balavage at HADC
Direct:239-821-5051
Email: tami@helpadiabeticchild.org
Contribute to a specific cause:
Adventure & Travel with T1D
A young diagnosis. I was eleven and living in Singapore when I was diagnosed with T1D. It was July and