Personal account of T1 as a young person, and the peer support found in social media.

US blog about travelling with T1 whilst using a pump and other related things.

A series of talks by Khan Academy with fairly scientific overview of diabetes.

A website by people with diabetes, who want to promote diabetes self-care, and share knowledge on how to manage diabetes with...

Part of the Jenny Lind Children’s hospital website, with a range of resources for families affected by type 1 diabetes.

MiniMed 640G reservoir fill & set change - video walkthrough of the set change process

UCLH video showing how to insert Accu-Check Insight insulin pump infusion set and change the pre-filled reservoir.

UCLH video showing how to insert a Dexcom G4 sensor.

UCLH video showing how to insert Mio set with Medtronic 640G insulin pump.

UCLH video showing how to fill and change an Omnipod tubeless insulin pump.

A short video guide about carrying out a blood glucose check. Produced by the UCLH children and young people's diabetes service.

UCLH video showing how to give a glucagon injection in case of emergency or severe hypoglycaemia

EndoDiabetes youtube channel with multiple videos showing how to inject with different pen devices

UCLH video showing how to perform an insulin injection with a Novopen Echo insulin pen.

UCLH video showing how to insert a MIO cannula with a Medtronic MiniMed Paradigm Veo insulin pump.

US site supporting parents of teens with T1. Just for Parents is an online program to help parents who are struggling with teens...

The National Children and Young People's Diabetes network is working towards agreed standards of care, outcomes and process of...

Kim Vlasnik is a US blogger and diabetes advocate. She began writing Texting My Pancreas in the summer of 2010 and it's where...

Dukllands - The Diabetes UK Lewisham, Lambeth & Southwark Family Support Group for young people & families living with Type 1...

This is a website created by young people from all over Scotland with Type 1 diabetes for all young people with Type 1 diabetes.

Diab-eaties is a game to help younger children understand diabetes, particularly carbohydrate counting.

This website from Diabetes UK provides information on diabetes, especially for children and teenagers.