No child should die of diabetes
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No childshould die of diabetes
Annual Report 2016Crucial care Education Research Advocacy
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During 2016 the program has supported the diabetes management of 18,653 young people in 42 countries.
Since inception in 2001 the program has expanded considerably, and the focus has extended beyond keeping children and young adults alive, to improving clinical outcomes and quality of life. During 2016 a wide range of initiatives have been developed in patient and family education, health professional training, mentoring and relevant clinical research.
This work would not be possible without the generous support of our partners and donors - THANK YOU!
Dr Graham Ogle General Manager
Our mission is to support the provision of the best possible health care, given local circumstances, to all children and youth (under 26 years of age) with diabetes in less-resourced countries, through the strengthening of existing diabetes services.
Conduct international advocacy and clinical research, and where possible help both young adults and also recipient countries with achieving sustainability.
Mission
Supporting 18,653 young people in 42 countries
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HIGHLIGHTS
A seven year retrospective review shows an encouraging improvement in HbA1c for children supported by the program in Haridwar, India.
13 mentoring site visits conducted by health professionals with expertise in
pediatric diabetes
Camps held in Haiti, Democratic Republic of Congo, Guyana and Tanzania
Education workshops were held in Liberia and Nepal
DKA Awareness campaigns undertaken in Pakistan with posters in Sindhi and Urdu.
Study published in Diabetic Medicine: “Insulin storage in hot climates without refrigeration”.
Hindi and Swahili education resources added to our online library, which now totals eighteen
languages.
Life for a Child USA launched, facilitating tax deductible donations to Life for a Child for US residents.
lifeforachildusa.org
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IN KIND DONATIONS
Insulin
Meters, strips and lancets
Syringes
Education materials
[email protected] www.lifeforachild.org
Total $ 2,515,343
$ 1,519,840
$ 769,803
$ 218,200
$ 7,500
This work would not be possible without the support of our generous partners.
USE OF DIRECT FUNDS
Camps
Research
Education
Equipment
HbA1c
Insulin
Meters, Strips, Syringes
Training and Evaluations
Other Overseas Support
Total $ 483,220
and many others!
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9.6% 1.8%
8.4%
28.1%25.1%
5.3%
18.5%