Thanks for your interest in the College Diabetes Network materials. If you have type one, are a parent of a young adult with T1D, or a clinician looking for a better way to communicate with your patients - you are in the right place! 

All CDN resources are provided free of charge thanks to support from Corporate Members and individual donors. 

Resources For Patients

• Off to College Booklets are a great resource for students and families getting ready for college with T1D. Students and families can request digital copies of the second edition of these booklets. Check out previews of the Student and Caregiver Booklets! 

• You've Got This: A Guide for Young Adults Diagnosed with Type One Diabetes!  is dedicated to young adults who were recently diagnosed with type one diabetes. It has everything you need to know about how to manage type one along with everything else going on in your life. Check out a preview here. 
  
  
• Off to Work Guide is CDN's newest resource all about bringing your diabetes to the workplace! From your rights, to how to tell your new employer about T1D, and more, this guide is what you need to know about #adulting with T1D. Check out a preview here.

Resources For Campus Administrators

CDN's resources for campus administrators provide the facts about type 1 diabetes that professionals serving students with diabetes on campus need to know, and how their office can best support them. 

• Guide for Student Health Services
• Guide for Disability, Auxiliary, and Accessibility Services 
• Guide for Campus Counseling Services

Other Resources from CDN

• Off to College Event Host Kits are for organizations or clinics interested in hosting an “Off to College” event for high school students with T1D and their families. An “Off to College Event” is an event to help prepare students and their families for the transition to college, through discussion of topics relevant to college life with diabetes. These kits provide all the information needed for a successful event, including logistics, timelines, handouts, connections to student speakers, and support from CDN staff.