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To improve the lives of children and adults affected by diabetes through prevention, education and service.
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Diet and Nutrition
Proper diet is one of the important elements in managing diabetes. Because one type of diet does not fit all we recommend that you review your meal plan need with a qualified dietitian...
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Insurance Information
If you are a resident of the State of Nevada and do not now have heath insurance and you have been denied heath insurance because you have diabetes, you may now be eligible...
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Contact Us
NDACA
1005 Terminal Way, Suite 104
Reno, NV. 89502
Phone: 775-856-3839 or
800-379-3839
Fax 775.348-7591
ndaca@diabetesnv.org

NDACA
PO Box 750688
Las Vegas, NV 89136
Phone: 702-364-5604 or
1-800-379-3839




Camps

Click here for a list of Camp Dates.
Click here for Staff Applications.

The Nevada Diabetes Association for Children and Adults (NDACA) is committed to improving the lives of children and adults affected by diabetes through prevention, education and service. Our greatest joy is providing camps each year for children with diabetes. Our greatest success is seeing these chldren develop the skills to take charge of their diabetes.

While we wait for a cure for this terrible disease. YOUR donation can make a difference in a child's life.

How Can Camp Help A Child with Diabetes?

Camp Helps me with my diabetes
Gives me confidence in myself
Is new challenges
Is fun
Is meeting new friends just like me
Is activities I didn't know I could do before
Is learning to take care of myself

A week at camp may not seem like much, but the self-management skills taught by a professional staff of doctors, nurses, dietitians, medical students, and youth counselors gives children the opportunity to learn how to be independent and increase their self esteem and confidence in themselves.

Many children don't know anyone in the whole world with diabetes. Many are scared about what's going to happen to them in the future and are afraid to try new things. Camp is an opportunity for these kids to be with other kids just like themselves who are dealing with diabetes. To be in a group where everyone around them understands what they are going through and what to do about it. It gives them the opportunity to share their fears and experiences with other kids. Click here for a list of Camp Dates.



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