Www.diabetesvic.org.au The Community Network Program Diabetes Australia - Vic Peer support in managing chronic illness.

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The Community Network Program Diabetes Australia - Vic Peer support in managing chronic illness

To help all people affected by diabetes and those at risk and to contribute to the search for a cure Purpose

Who We Are We are the peak consumer body and leading charity representing all people affected by diabetes and those at risk (with over 27,000 members)

Diabetes Australia – Vic peak consumer body & charity since 1953 Pharmacy Approved Retail Scheme National Diabetes Services Scheme Diabetes Prevention Initiatives Health Promotion Resources Educators and Dietitians Consumer Advocacy Community Information Sessions Children’s Recreation and Camps Program Diabetes Australia Research Trust Planning Giving and Bequests Membership Diabetes Support Groups

Community Network today… 60 diabetes support groups Combination of type 1 and type 2 groups ComNet Coordinator supporting type 2 groups across the State Type 1 Coordinator supporting and expanding type 1 groups in rural and regional Victoria Over 500 members currently in the program

Community Network Diabetes Support Group….what do they do? Provide an opportunity to build community capacity Support and encourage group membership Build strong friendships Contribute to community leadership Advocate for the rights of people with diabetes Promote healthy lifestyle options utilising the resources and information provided to them by DA – Vic Work with health organisations interested in raising the profile of diabetes management

Who is involved … ? People with type 1 and type 2 diabetes Family members, friends and carers Health professionals Funding agencies or sponsors Local communities Local media

How does DA-Vic support ComNet? Informs Builds relationships Evaluates Supports Recognises effort and achievement Promotes

What are the benefits…? Better diabetes knowledge and self care Improve quality of life Support and friendships Raising matters of discrimination Latest research Advocating for local and personal needs The Community Network slogan is: Help Others, Help Yourself

How can ComNet members support self management of a chronic illness? Use the resources and skills already in ComNet to support healthy living options Identify ‘champions’ who can advocate change Add ‘value’ to existing activities and programs to promote more meaningful outcomes Raise funds to support DA-Vic’s work and those who support research into a cure Build stronger networks with health professionals Support the newly and ‘long term’ diagnosed Promote the ‘voices’ in ComNet to advocate change and act as leaders on diabetes issues in Victoria Promote ComNet as a ‘vehicle’ for diabetes management through information and support

As health professionals questions to consider How can you link your clients into health support groups? How can you improve service delivery for your clients utilising support groups? How can you work with other agencies and health professionals to support your clients staying well?

Any questions?

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