College, camps, colonies and diabetes (resources)

Here we collect a list of resources with the objective of facilitating the full integration of the child with diabetes in school, of useful for both parents, and teachers.

Support materials for parents and teachers

Aimed at: parents, teachers, tutors, students and staff of schools.

Carol has diabetes.
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Project of the Diabetes Foundation created to provide more information especially to teachers, so that they know howChildren with diabetes.

It consists of an interactive CD that contains different materials that facilitate what is the issue of diabetes in class:

-An animation short film ( Link in which we see Carol, a girl with diabetes, who lives a fun adventure with her friends and has theopportunity to explain what diabetes is and what it means to have it for a child of their age.

-A series of animations ( Link that allow to deepen 3 specific aspects related to diabetes: physiology, day to day with diabetes and theEducation in values.

-Didactic sheets ( Link with which the teacher can work in the classroom certain aspects of diabetes in a transverse way.The language and content of the chips is adapted to each of the 3 cycles of primary education.

ABC of Diabetes
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Very interesting pedagogical material to show teachers, children, family and even classmates with diabetes.


The teacher's card
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This card contains general diabetes data and also, precise and personalized data about each child.The goal is for the medical team to fill the card with the particular data of the child so that parents take it to their child's tutor.
 

The feeding of your children with diabetes
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An adaptation made by the Diabetes Foundation "The Food of Your Children" published by the Spanish Food Safety Agency, but centered exclusively on Diabetes Food.
 

What you should know about diabetes in pediatric age
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Edited and distributed by the Ministry of Health, Social Policy and Equality with the objective of bringing the knowledge of this disease to the population and the attitudes that must be adopted for a prompt identification and care of it.


SCHOOL SHEET WITH DIABETES IN ARAGÓN
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Presented by the General Directorate of Public Health of the Government of Aragon, it aims to promote a positive approach to the disease in the school, maximizing life skills among schoolchildren, and through them the integration of the school with a chronic disease with a chronic diseasein the educational center.
 

School care guide with diabetes (teaching staff) Link
Guide edited by the Health Promotion Service, General Directorate of Public Health of the Canarian Health Service, Ministry of Health, the Canary Islands Government, at the proposal of the Tenerife Diabetes Association.
 

"Basic standards for children with diabetes"
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Document of the Biscay Association of Diabetes (ASVIDIA), backed by the Basque Government, which contains a series of basic standards of action to serve children with diabetes at school.


Caillou knows diabetes
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A beautiful chapter of this series for children in which Emma, ​​a Caillou classmate, debuts in diabetes.

articles of interest for parents and teachers

The following articles can provide interesting information for parents when requesting aid for the care of minors with diabetes, or to know how some situations lived in the school environment have been favorably resolved.We also contribute an interesting article on birthday parties.

Last news about economic benefit for children with diabetes
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Article written by lawyer Juan Manuel Gómez Moreno.


Birthday parties
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Article written by Serafín Murillo, dietitian-nutritionist and researcher at CIBERDEM (Barcelona Clinic Hospital).
 

List of schools in the Community of Madrid with Nurse 2014
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An article written by ADE Madrid with a link to the updated list.
 

List of associations of people with diabetes in Spain
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"Voices of type 1 diabetes: bring type 1 diabetes to school"
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Special report of the Magazine Diabetes Voice, of the International Diabetes Federation, in its number of September 2013, dedicated to children with diabetes.(The full number can be downloaded here ( Link dv58-3_0.pdf)).
 

Does diabetes affect children's school performance?
Link dkv/4Affet Diabetes to children's school performance.pdf
Article of the Spanish Diabetes Society (SED).

Other initiatives to improve the situation in the school environment

List with some of the initiatives that we know are being carried out by associations of people with diabetes and other entities in our country to improve the situation of children with diabetes in school. 

Cangurade, children's care service with diabetes
Link Cangurade/
External Service Collaborator with the Association composed of experienced monitors of the Association of Diabetics of Madrid.They are caregivers for hours for family or school services, day or night (children's care service, accompaniment in school activities, supervision of treatment in schools, diabetological tutoring at home).


Accompaniment Service
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The Vizcaína Association of Diabetes (ASVIDIA) offers an accompaniment service of a monitor of the association itself, to school excursions and colonies of children up to 12years.It is a totally free service for the partner.


Type 1 diabetes advice in schools (aimed at teachers and teachers)
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The Tenerife Diabetes Association (ADT) has contributes this project for several years to achieve adequate integration in children's schools with diabetes.


On-Line course "Diabetes at school" (3rd edition)
Link the matculum of the Diabetes course at school (3edicin) .aspx)
Aimed at teachers of schools in the Autonomous Community of the Canary Islands.Thanks to the joint work of the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Education, Universities and Sustainability and the Federation of Diabetes de Canarias Associations (Fadican) and with the support of Novo Nordisk Pharma, S.A., 100 teachers will be able to access as part ofits continuing training to the free on-line course "Diabetes in school".

Situation in Spain

It is estimated that 1,500 children with diabetes in Spain debut every year.

This number, although it is increasing, does not represent a high percentage of students per school since it is estimated that by school there may be 0 to 4 children with diabetes.

This means that the majority of the teaching staff faces an unknown situation for which they have to receive adequate training so that the student with diabetes can develop in the same conditions as the rest of their classmates, since by the facthaving diabetes does not present any physical, intellectual or sensory limitation.

The Diabetes Foundation, aware of the problems facing many parents in the schooling of their children with diabetes, conducted several studies that confirmed the problems that already existed.

Read full article, with links to studies on the situation in our country, existing action protocols in different autonomous communities and non -law proposition of April 28, 2010.( Link

Source: Diabetes Foundation.

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