T1 Club Camp

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T1 Club Camp: An Educational Programme for Children with Type 1 Diabetes

T1 Club Camp Diabetes is an Education & Management programme for children with Type 1 Diabetes which is also known as juvenile diabetes or insulin-dependent diabetes, a chronic condition in which the pancreas produces little or no insulin.

The first camp was a successful collaboration between RHB Foundation and National Diabetes Institute (NADI) while the second camp in 2019 was a collaboration with both Association of Diabetes Malaysia and Hospital Kuala Lumpur (HKL) for 2 days 1 night camp at Bayou Lagoon Resort Melaka for T1 children from the low income families.

T1 Club Camp activities include:

1 Talks by specialist/endocrinologist on diet and self-care

2 Outdoor activities to enable the participating children to be independent

3 Groups activities and games to give opportunity for the children to interact with other children who are in the same condition

1 Talks by specialist/endocrinologist on diet and self-care

2 Outdoor activities to enable the participating children to be independent

3 Groups activities and games to give opportunity for the children to interact with other children who are in the same condition

Programme Objectives:

Empower T1 children to take control of their condition.
Better understand the effects of food and exercise based on their daily blood glucose levels.
Provide psychological support on living with diabetes and build their confidence and self-esteem.

Programme Objectives:

Empower T1 children to take control of their condition.
Better understand the effects of food and exercise based on their daily blood glucose levels.
Provide psychological support on living with diabetes and build their confidence and self-esteem.

In-house Health Talks on
T-1 Management and Care

T-1 Club Camp

77
T-1 children

90
Parents and caregivers

115
T-1 children

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