Your May e-newsletter update
View in browser [link removed]
( [link removed] )
( [link removed] )
Donate ( [link removed] )
( [link removed] )
Did you know that this week is Mental Health Awareness Week, John?
This year’s theme is anxiety. We know that managing diabetes, or supporting someone who has diabetes, can be a source of anxiety so we wanted to remind you that we’re only a call away ( 0345 123 2399 ). But, if a one-to-one call with our Helpline team doesn’t feel right for you, you can also get in touch by email (
[email protected] ), or find a supportive community on our forum ( [link removed] ).
For many of us, the cost-of-living crisis continues to be an additional source of stress ( [link removed] ) so, if this is something that’s been making you feel anxious – you're not alone.
To help with any worries you may be having, we’ve created a cost-of-living hub. The hub is filled with advice on everything from budget-friendly meal plans to the additional support you may be entitled to.
Visit the cost of living hub ( [link removed] )
( [link removed] )
Influence our work
Diabetes Communities in Action is a new group bringing together people affected by and at risk of developing diabetes to influence our decision-making. You’ll have the chance to connect with others affected by diabetes and be able to use your experiences to help shape what we do.
Get involved ( [link removed] )
( [link removed] )
Want to step up?
Our One Million Step Challenge is back! From 1 July to 30 September, walk just over 10,000 steps a day to reach one million steps over 3 months, and see the difference it can make to how you feel, inside and out. Take the first step and sign up for a summer you'll never forget.
Sign me up ( [link removed] )
( [link removed] )
Balance the budget
Planning healthy meals while trying to save money can be overwhelming, but it doesn't need to be an impossible task. Our team have gathered their top tips in our new free guide. You'll find advice on savvy shopping, meal planning, reducing your waste and more.
Download your free guide ( [link removed] )
( [link removed] )
Ribbeting new research 🐸
Frogs could hold the key to a new type 2 treatment. Research on mice with type 2 diabetes has found that a secretion from frog skin could help to boost insulin production whilst also suppressing glucagon – a hormone responsible for raising blood sugars.
Hop over to the research ( [link removed] )
Best wishes,
Ciara at Diabetes UK
PS – Earlier this year, we asked you to share your experiences in our survey. The survey findings have just been published ( [link removed] ) and have shown that too many people living with diabetes are still not receiving vital care. Last week we took these findings to parliament to call for urgent action.
Best wishes,
Ciara at Diabetes UK
PS – Earlier this year, we asked you to share your experiences in our survey. The survey findings have just been published ( [link removed] ) and have shown that too many people living with diabetes are still not receiving vital care. Last week we took these findings to parliament to call for urgent action.
Let us know how you felt about this email, John
😀 ( [link removed] )
😐 ( [link removed] )
🙁 ( [link removed] )
Follow Diabetes UK
( [link removed] )
( [link removed] )
( [link removed] )
( [link removed] )
( [link removed] )
Get in touch
Contact us ( [link removed] )
Jobs ( [link removed] )
Useful information
About us ( [link removed] )
Helpline ( [link removed] )
Membership ( [link removed] )
Our strategy ( [link removed] )
View our Privacy ( [link removed] ) and Cookies ( [link removed] ) policies.
Diabetes UK is the operating name of the British Diabetic Association, a charity registered in England and Wales (no. 215199) and in Scotland (no. SC039136) A company limited by guarantee. Registered in England and Wales (no. 339181) VAT registration No. 232 3801 96. Registered office: Diabetes UK | 126 Back Church Lane | London E1 1FH | United Kingdom.
If you do not wish to receive further emails from us, please unsubscribe [link removed].
