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Diabetes and Native Americans

Native American

It is important for us to choose a healthy pathway. Our young people look up to us and will follow in our paths. If you are at risk for developing diabetes, you may be able to prevent or delay it. By making healthy food choices and being physically active almost everyday (such as walking), you will create a healthy lifestyle pathway for generations to follow.


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We thank you for your blessings that have provided the healthy foods to nourish our bodies. May we learn to appreciate and not take for granted all that we know to make us healthier. May we be open to accept change that will benefit not only ourselves, but also our children as well.

- Georgia Perez
  Nambe Pueblo, NM


The American Diabetes Association's Native American Initiative

Ask your senators and representatives in Congress to extend the Special Diabetes Program for 5 years and to increase the funding from $150 million to $200 million each year for both the type 1 and type 2 funding.

Advocacy Toolkit

 


 



Download the Advocacy Kit



Food & Fitness

Food & Fitness

Eating right and staying physically fit are key to living well with diabetes.  

Other Resources for Native Americans

Other Native American Resources

Explore other resources that provide information about diabetes awareness and Native American health.

Annual Partnership Forum

Disparities Forum

Join us for the 3rd Annual Disparities Partnership Forum

American Diabetes Month®

American Diabetes Month

Attend free screenings, workshops and more this November

Stop Diabetes

I Decide to Stop Diabetes

ID Day Church

Find out how to stop diabetes through faith-based programs.

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