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Sugar Check Charity’s website acts as a hub for information. We like to have specific questions linked to other reliable websites like the CDC, ADA, and Diabetes Educator so people can get quick answers to their questions but also can look more in-depth into the question. We believe it is more effective and efficient for the patient to receive the main information from the clinic and any extra questions can be answered online. SCC mainly helps provide the needed diabetic supplies to the clinic and the free clinic distributes the information and supplies to the patients as needed. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Our mission is to help the diabetic community understand and monitor their diabetes by working with free clinics to help provide diabetic supplies for their patients that complete their education classes on diabetes maintenance.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Download free resources on a variety of diabetes management topics. From healthy eating, to insulin injection tips, to related issues with diabetes, you can find those in this area of the web site. 

 

  • Click Here to download the Association of Diabetes Care and Education Specialists publication on the link between diabetes and cardiovascular disease. 

 

  • Click Here to lean how to properly and effectively inject insulin into yourself or someone else.

 

  • Click Here and here to find tips to eat delicious foods and healthier foods. These also show you how to read nutrition labels.

 

  • Click here to learn about complications that come with diabetes, such as nerve damage and skin infections. 

 

  • Click here to find a diabetes risk test. Catching prediabetes early can save your from becoming diabetic.

 

  • Click here for an article telling you about the benefits of exercising and how to motivate yourself to exercise.

 

  • Click here for quick facts about diabetes that can help inform your about different statistics and shocking facts.

 

  • Click here for an article about prevention of diabetes in youth that can give you tips on how to keep youths healthy and diabetes free.

 

  • Click here to lean about managing being sick with diabetes and controlling your blood sugar.

 

  • Click here to see more statistics about how many people have diabetes and the most common age group that has the disease.

 

  • Click here for information about A1C and why it is so important to people with and without diabetes.

 

  • Click here to learn about the basics of diabetes and the difference between Type1 and Type 2 Diabetes.

 

  • Click here to learn the connection between diabetes and vision.

 

Thank you to the CDC, Diabetes Educator, and the ADA for information about diabetes.

 

 

 

 

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If you’ve decided that you want to financially support a cause that’s close to your heart, rest assured, you will be supporting a nonprofit that will use your funds to make a lasting impact for the diabetic community. On average, according to the American Diabetes Association, the average person with diabetes spends about $9,601 per year on diabetes related supplies and issues/doctor visits. The ADA states that about 15% of the total cost per year goes toward supplies, which means that average person with diabetes spends over $1440 a year on supplies (you can find that report here). With your helps, we can make a major impact on thousands of peoples lives.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Our mission is to help the diabetic community understand and monitor their diabetes by working with free clinics to help provide diabetic supplies for their patients that complete their education classes on diabetes maintenance.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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