Living with Diabetes
School Discrimination
Children with diabetes sometimes face problems in obtaining the care they need in schools and day care centers. It's important to understand the legal protections available to you so you can be an effective advocate for your child.
Training Resources
Once you are familiar with the laws that protect your child from discrimination, you'll want to know what training resources are available to help you secure diabetes care at school, and how to create written care plans that will help everyone involved with your child's care understand diabetes and their own responsibilities.
Special Considerations
Do you have concerns about other issues, such as school lunches, standardized tests, or post-secondary education? Learn more about these issues and other special considerations in diabetes care at school.
Resolving Challenges in School
Do you want tips on how to advocate for your child and utilize the ADA's four step approach to ending discrimination though education, negotiation, litigation and legislation? Read more about resolving challenges in school and learn how you can get help from the ADA with a school discrimination problem.
Safe at School
Finally, learn more about ADA's efforts to end diabetes school discrimination through our Safe at School campaign.
Information on Diabetes Care at School
