A downloadable PDF from the Scottish Type 1 Educational Programme with 10 top tips to self-managing diabetes.

Sick day rules flowchart from Leicester diabetes centre.

Book for young people/children with T1 diabetes and their parents, written by Dr Ragnar Hanas. Also suitable for those diagnosed...

Diabetes discussion forum for all. Supported by Diabetes UK, but run and managed by an independent team of volunteers with...

Blog about growing up and family life following their daughter's diagnosis with T1.

Carbs & Cals is a popular printed book and smartphone app which shows thousands of photos of food portions, with the nutritional...

One person's positive spin on living with T1.

A pdf comic book following the life of Delphine Arduini.

A blog post by Joe, a person with T1D, about the term "type zeros" i.e. people without T1D

A video by T1D Sarah about different possible injection sites.

Equips parents and teachers with the information you need to understand type 1 diabetes and support children in school

Superhero-style comic about type 1 diabetes diagnosis.

A page by the diabetes charity JDRF with information specifically for young adults.

Diabetes UK guide to diabetes for children

Free online education course from the University of Southampton covering the safe and effective use of insulin. Primarily aimed...

A blog by Alyssa 'the pump-tastic Scot' about living with Type 1 Diabetes

A TEDx talk by Dr Robin Goland of the Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center at Colombia University Medical Centre.

Summary of DVLA guidance relevant to people living with diabetes

Resources Website for children and young people with Type 1 diabetes in Northern Ireland.

A series of 5 videos taking you from the beginning of your diagnosis through to understanding how to dose adjust and understand...

Blog about the 3 pathophysiological stages of diabetes from pre-diagnosis onwards

Fixers film describing a day in the life of a person with type 1 diabetes

NHS choices provides clinical information on T1 diabetes with some links to other information/resources.

ADDRESS2 aims to link those newly diagnosed with the latest research studies.