Our Drives

Diabetes Awareness Drive in Goonj Collection Centre

We conducted an hour long Diabetes Awareness Drive in Goonj Collection Centre, East Delhi for children aged 6-14 years. We involved them through engaging storytelling, hands-on demonstrations and scholastic activities. It was heartening and hopeful to see them become more curious, uplifted and aware because of us.

Colouring Drive – “Superheroes Wear Pumps Too!”

We conducted a diabetes drive for children with the aim of replacing their fear with familiarity. To achieve this, we held fun activities including colouring sheets with images of superheroes and Barbies wearing insulin pumps. This was successful in letting the children see diabetes as a condition that is mundane and manageable instead of it being a scary disease. We hope to continue this endeavour and experience this triumph more.

Diabetes Awareness Campaign

Our community-led Diabetes Awareness Campaign reached families and youth through on-ground interaction, educational handouts, and street sessions. Volunteers explained the basics of Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes, early symptoms, and the importance of routine blood sugar testing. The campaign not only spread vital knowledge but also broke down myths that often delay diagnosis.
Through this initiative, we encouraged people to get tested early, eat mindfully, and seek medical help without stigma — taking one more step toward a diabetes-aware India.

School Awareness Drive at SRM Foundation

As part of our ongoing commitment to spreading awareness about diabetes among young minds, the Diabetic Youth Foundation conducted an educational drive at SRM Foundation School. The session was designed for students from Classes 6 to 9, aiming to equip them with essential knowledge about diabetes, its management, and the importance of early awareness.

During the session, our team demonstrated how various diabetes management tools function — including Continuous Glucose Monitors (CGMs), glucometers, and insulin pens — providing students with a hands-on understanding of how individuals with diabetes monitor and regulate their blood sugar levels.

To foster empathy and empowerment, each student was honored with a blue ribbon, symbolizing their role as Diabetes Warriors and allies in the fight against diabetes. The drive concluded with interactive discussions and Q&A sessions, leaving the students informed, inspired, and motivated to spread awareness within their communities.