Connecting with other people who have diabetes is an effective means of accessing peer support. Sharing your experiences with others who face the daily challenges of managing diabetes can help you feel less alone. Read on to find out about peer support and how to access it in your area. This fact sheet includes the contact details for your state/territory Aboriginal community controlled health organisation. Read more in our fact sheet. Peer support for diabetes fact sheet Connecting with other people who have diabetes is an effective means of accessing peer support. Sharing your experiences with others can help you feel less alone. Download now Related resources There are lots of ways to access peer support Find a face-to-face or online peer support groups. Perhaps you would like to read shared stories from people with similar experiences. Find peer support groups Meet peers at NDSS programs NDSS programs are a great way to connect with others living with diabetes. These programs help you learn to live well with diabetes. Register for a diabetes program
