November is National Diabetes Month
November is National Diabetes Month—a time for people, organizations, and communities across the country to shine a spotlight on diabetes.
Get Involved in National Diabetes Month
Take advantage of NDEP's campaign materials to help you spread the word about diabetes management and type 2 diabetes prevention in your community.
Partners
NDEP partners can receive messages and materials, such as newsletter articles, template press releases, posters, talking points, and social media tools, to support your community outreach efforts around National Diabetes Month. Here are a few ways to stay connected with NDEP throughout the year and to learn more about specific NDEP offerings planned for National Diabetes Month.
- Subscribe to NDEP's monthly News & Notes e-newsletter
- Follow NDEP on Facebook and Twitter
- Share your success: Do you have a great story to tell about how your organization has used and/or incorporated NDEP messages and materials in your National Diabetes Month outreach activities? If so, tell us about it and consider having your story featured in our Partner Spotlight.
Individuals
During National Diabetes Month—or any time—you can share diabetes information with your friends and family.
- Share a publication: Search our publications for materials that fit your diabetes status, age, background, and language. Order or download materials to read and share.
- Connect on social media: Follow us on Facebook and Twitter for daily tips, useful resources, and timely news on diabetes management and prevention of type 2 diabetes. Share links with friends and family.
Previous National Diabetes Month Campaigns from NDEP
2011: Make a Plan to Prevent Diabetes and its Complications
If you have diabetes or are working to prevent the disease, make a plan to help you cope with your stress and emotions, eat healthy, be active, and manage your weight. We also offer campaign materials to help you spread this message in your community.
2010: Family Health History and Diabetes
Find resources about diabetes risk factors, such as family history and gestational diabetes, for preventing diabetes in your community.
2009: Managing Diabetes
Find resources to help those living with diabetes in your community better manage their disease.




