How Can You Make a Planned Gift to Diabetes Canada?
There are many ways to create a meaningful legacy that will help others living with diabetes now and in future.
There are many ways to create a meaningful legacy that will help others living with diabetes now and in future.
With the support of her family and Diabetes Canada, Sheila is giving back as a way of saying thank you and changing the future for others.
Meet Nikki Webb from Winnipeg, Manitoba: a remarkable young woman whose journey embodies the resilience required to live well with diabetes. Since her diagnosis, Nikki has navigated many obstacles to managing her diabetes and living life on her own terms, balancing academics, athletics, a career in healthcare, and family planning.
Meet the people and groups who have made an impact this year.
Eighteen years ago, Guy Poole started Liz’s Walk, a Diabetes Canada fundraiser in honour of his late wife. In 2024, he was awarded the Order of Newfoundland and Labrador for his efforts. Read why the 81-year-old has no plans to stop.
When Ryan Hooey first shared his story in 2021, he spoke about how life changed when he lost sight due to diabetic retinopathy at 26 years old. Today, Ryan has become a passionate advocate for improving diabetes care across the country, particularly for Indigenous communities.
The key to success for this lifestyle program? Listening to women and their care teams.