Welcome to the Webinar:

Lions –

Let’s Get Ready for

Diabetes Alert Day!

Welcome!

Lions – Let’s Get Ready forDiabetes Alert Day!

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LCI Staff

LCI Staff with you today:

Marilee Kadar, ManagerDebbie O’Malley, CoordinatorAimee Inks, Department Assistant

Health & Children’s Services Department

programs@lionsclubs.org

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Agenda for Today’s Webinar

• Lions Support the Fight Against Diabetes New Resources Special Events Partnerships

• LCI and NDEP Partnership Benefits to Lions Diabetes Alert Day Q & A

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Asking Questions

Using the control panel:

Type your question in the “Questions” box now.

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Lions Support the Fight Against DiabetesNew Resources

More materials and partner info on LCI website!

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Lions Support the Fight Against DiabetesSpecial Events for Diabetes

Diabetes Awareness Month November

World Diabetes Day November 14

Diabetes Alert Day 4th Tuesday of March - USA

World Sight Day October – Diabetic Retinopathy

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Lions Support the Fight Against DiabetesStrides: Lions for Diabetes Awareness

Engage and Empower Your Community!

Strides Information Kit:helps you to organize a successful Strides event

Co-branded handouts:Help educate your community

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Working Together

Lions Clubs International and

National Diabetes Education Program (NDEP)

Partners to advance diabetes awareness, prevention

and control.

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Poll Question:

Do you use LCI’s NDEP co-branded resources? Please check all that apply:

Yes, we download and print locally.

Yes, we order from LCI for a nominal fee.

We plan to use them in the future.

No, we were not aware of these resources.

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NDEP Partner Representatives

Joanne M. Gallivan, M.S., R.D.

DirectorNational Diabetes Education Program

(NDEP)

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NDEP Partner Representatives

Diane M. Tuncer

Deputy DirectorNational Diabetes Education Program

(NDEP)

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Objectives

• Provide an overview of NDEP, its materials and campaigns

• Highlight NDEP’s offerings for Diabetes Alert Day

• Discuss opportunities for/benefits of collaboration

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Global Burden of Diabetes

• WHO estimates that more than 346 million people worldwide have diabetes more than double by 2030 without intervention

• 1 in 3 U.S. adults could have diabetes by 2050 if current trends continue

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Diabetes in U.S.25.8 million*18.8 million diagnosed; 7.0 million undiagnosedPrediabetes79 million†

Over 90% undiagnosed

Diabetes: The Tip of the Iceberg

*All ages† Age 20 and olderSource: CDC diabetes fact sheet 2011

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• U.S. Department of Health and Human Services program jointly sponsored by:

• National Institutes of Health• Centers for Disease Control and

Prevention• With over 200 public and private

partners

National Diabetes Education Program

NDEP

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• Seeks to reduce the burden of diabetes in the U.S. by facilitating adoption of proven approaches to prevent or delay the onset and progression of diabetes and its complications.

National Diabetes Education Program

NDEP

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• Federal Partners

• Partner Organizations – including Lions Clubs International (LCI)

• State Diabetes Prevention and Control Programs (DPCPs)

• Private/Corporate Partners

NDEP Partners

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NDEP’s Offerings for Lions Clubs

Diabetes Prevention

Diabetes Control

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Diabetes Prevention

Campaign: A Family History Approach

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Diabetes Prevention Materials

• Ideas for campaign implementation

• Template news releases• e-Newsletter copy/feature

articles• Web banners • Print PSA/posters• Live-read radio PSA scripts• Talking points and media tips • e-signature• Diabetes Risk Test

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Diabetes Control

Campaign: Managing Diabetes

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• Ideas for campaign implementation

• Template news releases• e-Newsletter copy/feature articles• Web banners• Podcasts • Print PSA/posters• Live-read radio PSA scripts• Talking points and media tips • e-signature• Template print ads

Diabetes Control Resources

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Partners At Work

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LCI – NDEP Co-Branded ResourcesCo-branded handouts:Help educate teens in your community

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LCI – NDEP Co-Branded Resources

Co-branded handouts:Help educate your community

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NDEP Materials for Lions

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• Translating science into plain language

• Focus on health literacy • Focus group testing

with target audience(s)• Many materials are

available in English, Spanish, and 16 additional languages.

NDEP Materials Development Process

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NDEP and Health Literacy

• Review of NDEPs most popular publications for health literacy/plain language principles, including: Content Literacy Demand Health Numeracy Graphics and Visuals/ Layout and Design Learning Stimulation, Interaction and

Motivation Cultural Appropriateness

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NDEP and Behavior Change: Diabetes HealthSense

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• A series of three to five minute videos focused on helping people make lifestyle changes and cope with the demands of diabetes.

• Feature people living with diabetes and NDEP partners and experts.

• Available on Diabetes HealthSense and can be shared from NDEP’s YouTube channel.

NDEP and Behavior Change

Lifestyle Change Videos

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NDEP and Behavior ChangeDiabetes HealthSense

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NDEP and Behavior ChangeDiabetes HealthSense

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• Wants to lose some weight• Has a hard time “sticking

with it”• Really doesn’t like to

exercise

Xavier: Goals

NDEP and Behavior Change

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go4life.nia.nih.gov

• Behavior: Physical Activity

• Source: Go4Life

NDEP and Behavior Change

Xavier: Action Steps

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• Mother recently diagnosed with prediabetes

• Concerned about her own and her children’s future health

The Winters Family:Diagnosis and Concerns

NDEP and Behavior Change

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Resource Used: Eat Smart. Play Hard.

• Behaviors: healthy eating, physical activity

• Audience: parents, child caregivers

• Source: USDA Food and Nutrition Service

www.fns.usda.gov/eatsmartplayhardhealthylifestyle

NDEP and Behavior Change

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Diabetes Alert Day

You can

make a

difference

in one day!

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NDEP and Diabetes Alert DayAmerican Diabetes Association Alert

Day ® (March 27, 2013)

Coming Soon!

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NDEP and Diabetes Alert DayDiabetes Risk Test

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NDEP and Diabetes Alert DayOverview of Materials for Partners

Coming Soon!

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NDEP and Diabetes Alert Day

• Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ndepgovo Check out NDEP on Facebooko Participate in NDEP’s Facebook event encouraging

people to take the Diabetes Risk Test and NDEP’s Family Health History Quiz

• Twitter – http://www.twitter.com/ndep o Follow us @NDEP o Retweet @NDEP o Promote hashtags #diabetes and #diabetesalertday

○ YouTube – http://www.youtube.com/ndepgov o Watch NDEP’s new YouTube videos o Subscribe to the ndepgov YouTube Channelo Like and share NDEP’s videoso Embed NDEP videos on your blog or website

Social Media Activities

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Year-Round Resources/Activities for Lions

www.YourDiabetesInfo.org

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www.ndep.nih.gov/resources/promotions/index.aspx

www.ndep.nih.gov/partners-community-organization/index.aspx

What is NDEP Promoting this Quarter?

Quarter 1, for example…

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Benefits of Collaboration for Lions

• Evidence-based • Tested with target audiences• Culturally-tailored,

consumer-friendly, easy-to-read

• Translation / adaptation of materials – by language and audience

• Copyright free / may be reprinted

• Organizations may add their logo

• Ready to print files

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Benefits of Collaboration for Lions (continued)

• Partner Spotlights via NDEP’s News & Notes monthly

e-newsletter• Frankie Awards

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Asking Questions

Using the control panel:

Type your question in the “Questions” box now.

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National Diabetes Education ProgramChanging the Way Diabetes is Treated

Thank you!

www.YourDiabetesInfo.orgwww.diabetesinformacion.org

1-888-693-NDEP (1-888-693-6337)

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Our Final Poll Question

How do you plan to use NDEP resources? Please check all that apply)We will:

participate in Diabetes Alert Day.

share NDEP resources on social media.

circulate the risk test.

distribute NDEP handouts in our community.

host a diabetes health care professional to speak at a club or community event.

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Service Activity Report

Report Service Activities

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A roaring “Thank you!”

programs@lionsclubs.orgwww.lionsclubs.org

The Health & Children’s Services Department:

Marilee Kadar, Manager

Debbie O’Malley, CoordinatorAimee Inks, Department Assistant

Thank you for your Participation!