When was your last HbA1c test? Now is a good time to think about your #DiabetesHealthChecks for 2025. Book in a #HbA1c test with your doctor or credentialled diabetes educator at least once every 6 to 12 months. Learn more here:

Excursions and camps are a highlight for kids, and those with diabetes can join in with a little preparation! Work with your diabetes team to create a tailored plan and discuss it with the school Principal and staff involved in the outing.

When was your last medication review? Now is a good time to think about your #DiabetesHealthChecks for 2025. Book in a #MedicationReview with your pharmacy or doctor at least once every 12 months. Learn more about diabetes and medication here:

Whether your child is starting school or returning, it's time to update their Diabetes Management Plan. This essential document ensures your child thrives at school. Get a copy of the plan here: #DiabetesManagement #DiabetesCare #SchoolDiabetesPlan

When was your last foot assessment? Now is a good time to think about your #DiabetesHealthChecks for 2025. Book in a #FootAssessment with your GP, credentialled diabetes educator, practice nurse or podiatrist at least once every 3 to 6 months.

The Diabetes in Schools program offers training to equip school staff with the knowledge they need to support students with type 1 diabetes with two levels of training. Learn more about the training options and what’s important for your child’s school:

When was your last blood pressure check? Ask your GP to check your blood pressure at every visit or every 6 months. Keeping your blood pressure in the target range reduces the risk of stroke, heart, kidney & eye disease, & nerve damage.

Feeling anxious about your child with type 1 diabetes heading back to school? You’re not alone, and school staff might feel unsure too. Explore resources on the Diabetes in Schools website to guide you: #Type1Diabetes #ParentingTips #DiabetesInSchools

When was your last kidney health check? Now is a good time to think about your #DiabetesHealthChecks for 2025. Book in a #KidneyHealth check with your GP or endocrinologist at least once every 12 months. Learn more about diabetes and your kidneys here:

Sport & physical activity are a normal & exciting part of school life, and most children with type 1 diabetes can enjoy it too with a bit of preparation! What tips do you have for managing diabetes during sports? Find more tips here: #Type1Diabetes

When was your last eye check? Now is a good time to think about your #DiabetesHealthChecks for 2025. Book in a #EyeCheck with your optometrist or eye specialist (ophthalmologist) at least every 2 years. Learn more about diabetes and your eyes here:

The start of the school year is an exciting time, but it can also bring anxiety for parents of children with diabetes. We’ve created a Back-to-School Checklist with practical steps to ensure your child feels safe & supported at school. Download it here:

When was your last blood fats check? Now is a good time to think about your #DiabetesHealthChecks for 2025. Book in a #bloodfats check with your doctor at least once every 12 months. Learn more about the diabetes annual cycle of care here:

When was your last healthy eating assessment? Now is a good time to think about your #DiabetesHealthChecks for 2025. Book in a #HealthyEating assessment with your dietitian every 12 months. Ask your GP if you are eligible for a management plan to see a dietitian under Medicare.

Students with type 1 diabetes may need reasonable adjustments at school. Here’s how schools can support: -Extra time for glucose checks & insulin dosing before meals -Supervision for younger kids to ensure they eat properly -Snacks or drinks in class to manage glucose levels

Happy New Year! Have you set your resolution yet? If improving your health is on your list, your healthcare team can support you every step of the way. Start the year strong with their guidance! #NewYearsResolution #HealthyLiving #DiabetesSupport

🌡️ Hot Weather and Diabetes: Stay Cool, Stay Well! Living with diabetes? Hot weather can increase your risk of dehydration and heat stroke due to high blood glucose levels or changes in how your body regulates temperature. Learn more:

🎙️ Did you catch the finale of Life on the Level? Special guest Meagen Nay shares her type 1 diabetes journey and the importance of listening to your body. Don’t miss this wrap-up! #LifeOnTheLevel #Type1Diabetes #RealTalk

Cooking for the holidays? Feast healthily with meals everyone will enjoy! Small changes can make a big difference—try some healthy swaps! For ideas, check our fact sheet: #HealthyHolidays #DiabetesSupport #FestiveCookingTips

🎙️ Did you see the final episode of Life on the Level? Special guest, Olympic swimmer Meagen Nay, shares her type 1 diabetes journey. Don't miss this inspiring wrap-up! #LifeOnTheLevel #Type1Diabetes #RealTalk