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Diabetes India Youth in Action (DIYA) will work in the spirit of openness, collaboration and partnership to advocate for systemic change & To ensure access to affordable healthcare. The organization provides education and recreation within a supportive community, encouraging personal growth, knowledge and independence.
08/07/2025
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Join us for a Carb Counting Workshop with our expert doctor on 16th July!
āļøLearn how to balance meals with insulin
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Whether youāre living with Type 1 or caring for someone who is, this session is your chance to learn, share, and feel more confident with every bite. š½ļøš
Because managing diabetes shouldnāt be overwhelmingāand you donāt have to do it aloneš«
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12/05/2025
Managing Type 1 Diabetes isnāt just about insulin and numbers ā itās also about navigating a rollercoaster of emotions every single day. The guilt, the burnout, the fearā¦ theyāre real. š
This is a reminder that itās okay not to be okay. Youāre allowed to feel, to pause, to take care of your mental health. Because what you carry daily is heavy ā and you donāt have to carry it alone.
Letās talk about it. Letās support each other. Letās normalize the real side of living with T1D. š¬š§
04/01/2024
Teenage and Type 1 Diabetes is a tricky combination. Transitioning from their teenage years into vulnerable adolescence, this stage of life is a totally unpredictable and sensitive, physically as well as emotionally. Our champions not only overcome these challenges with the help of doctors and community support, they also go on and achieve the best in everything they do, living a fulfilling life with Type 1 Diabetes.
Know more about our champions and support their dreams of living well with Type 1 Diabetes. Please tag your favourite diabuddies and reshare. š
16/11/2022
Our hearts are full after World diabetes day event. DIYA has continued to overcome obstacles and provide services for those living with diabetes.
On the occasion of , the DIYA team set up a Diabetes screening camp in collaboration with an Asian Business school, taking the outreach to the most afflicted by the burden of poverty. Those for whom access to healthcare has often been far distant and who are often left ignored in healthcare delivery of diabetes care.
Around 250+ young adults and children were screened for diabetes with special focus on awareness around that can usually be identified early in children
DIYA team along with community activists of Asian Business School provided free blood sugar testing and consultation to the underserved communities in Hajipur also contributed by spreading awareness through group learning sessions & poster distribution.
Letās come together & continue to make a difference to ensure more people get access to diabetes care & right for diabetes education šš
Happy World Diabetes Day to our growing DIYA family š¤šš©øJyotsana Rangeen Nehu Gaurav Chaudhary Manjeet Bhatia Apoorva Gomber
Another alarming instance that occurred in the city included a young student who was expelled from a Indirapuram Public school, Crossings Replublic Ghaziabad in the middle of her term due to a Type 1 Diabetes diagnosis (T1D). Navya is a bright young child who is eager to go to school, but she has allegedly been prevented from doing so for the past seven months because she got diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes.
Despite her parents' and family members' repeated pleadings and appeals, the school administration ignored all of them and unlawfully expelled the girl.
The school turned the child away and said that they did not have the provision to cater to the needs of diabetic children, which was a blatant breach of the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education (RTE) Act.
As soon as we heard from their family, DIYA members made the decision to handle the situation since this is blatant discrimination on the part of the school and a lie given that the school does not require any special equipment to accommodate a child with T1D, as long as the child is well-equipped,
I feel tricked, Navya's mother said in a statement. The school has shown no compassion or willingness to help my daughter get the education that she is entitled to. Every day, my daughter asks when she will return to school, and I never know how to answer her.
DIYA members and spoke to the IAS officer for the Ghaziabad district, Vikram Aditya Nath, and Education officer Vikram Kumar Mishra to enable Navya return to school after they were turned down by the school administration. Weāre grateful to them for hearing us out and helping us to get this issue sorted at the earliest.
They have pledged to file this complaint and make sure Navya resumes her studies from coming week. (The video includes further details)
This video is being shared to raise awareness of the continuous social prejudice that people with diabetes experience on a daily basis. It's time to take action so that no one with diabetes is denied a fundamental human right.
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