About JDRF Giving Day

1st June 2023

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Dorothy Libbesson just donated $1000.00
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Why Give to JDRF

JDRF is the leading supporter of type 1 diabetes (T1D) research in the world

Our vision? A world without type 1 diabetes.

JDRF has transformed the understanding of this disease and has been a part of every breakthrough in T1D care in the last 50 years. We drive innovation, demand action, and stand with everyone facing life with T1D.

Every donation made on or before Giving Day on 1st June with be DOUBLED by our generous sponsors.

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Our Impact

Changing the lives of people with T1D

Our objective is to improve people's lives today and tomorrow by accelerating life-changing breakthroughs in the cure, prevention, and treatment of type 1 diabetes T1Dand its complications.

Our community-powered mission to radically redefine how governments understand and invest in T1D has been critical to this. In the last ten years, this has resulted in approximately $500 million in new investment into T1D in Australia.

How does JDRF help?

We operate in three ways to improve the lives of people with T1D.

Research

We assess the global research environment and support the most promising programmes with the goal of treating, preventing, or curing T1D.

Advocacy

We work to alter government policy and gain approval for innovative medicines, as well as advocate for research funding and financial assistance.

Community

We help the T1D community by building relationships and sharing knowledge across the T1D sector, to support people with lived experience of type one diabetes.