Diabetes Ireland
Diabetes Ireland is the only national charity in Ireland dedicated to helping people with diabetes, because of the support of fundraisers and donors we can provide support, care, information and education to those effected by diabetes.
Your support also enables us, as an organisation, to raise publice awareness of diabetes, its symptoms and to fund research into finding a cure for diabetes.
overview
Diabetes Ireland is Ireland's national charity for people with diabetes.
Mission
To offer information, representation and quality service in improving the lives of people affected by diabetes, and to work with others to prevent and cure diabetes through research.
where your money goes
Information and Education Services
Last year over 200,000 people accessed Diabetes Ireland's information service either online or by contacting our helpline. May others attended our education programmes, workshops and webinars. In 2022, Diabetes Ireland needs your support to continue our work providing people living with diabetes with up-to-date information on all aspects of diabetes.
Family Events
For the first time sine 2019, Diabetes Ireland plans to hold their first face-to-face summer picnics for young children diagnosed with type 1 diabetes over the past few years and their families providing them with an opportunity to meet each other in a family fun envirnoment.
The funds you contribute will go towards supporting our helpline and education services for people and their families with diabetes who need our help.
history
Diabetes Ireland was born after a public meeting in 1967. The organisation was initially registered as a charity called the Irish Diabetic Association and was based in the front room of a house in Clontarf, Dublin. Diabetes Ireland is now located at 19 Northwood House, Northwood Business Park, Santry, Dublin 9.
Since 1967 the Diabetes Ireland has been dedicated to helping people with diabetes. Through its network of support branches throughout the country, people who have an interest in diabetes are dedicated to sourcing and sharing information on diabetes and related matters.
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+353 (0) 93 52467
