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The Type 1 Diabetes
Access Charter

2,095 signatures from 85 countries

Signee Highlights

  • Yaa Bimpeh Amoah, Ghana
  • Anna Pintsuk, Austria
  • Rashidat Muhammed, Saudi Arabia
  • Christopher Noble, USA
  • Johnpeter Mwolo, Tanzania
  • Alokika Patel, USA
  • Amy McKinnon, Australia
  • Mbolonzi Mbaluka, Kenya
  • Gabriel Santana, Venezuela
  • Estelle van der Hoven, South Africa
  • Franck Nziza, Burundi
  • Margaret Ewen, Netherlands
  • Gulnaz Tariq, United Arab Emirates
  • Omolara Ogunleye, Nigeria
  • Syrian American Medical Society (SAMS)
  • JDRF UK
  • Juliana Bibiano, Brazil
  • Camila de la Parra, Mexico
  • Insulin for Life Global
  • Roslynn Baird, Canada
  • Santé Diabète (Africa)
  • Apoorva Gomber, India
  • Partners In Health (Canada)
  • Inez Aase, Norway
  • Justin Cirhuza Cikomola, Congo
  • Yaa Bimpeh Amoah, Ghana
  • Anna Pintsuk, Austria
  • Rashidat Muhammed, Saudi Arabia
  • Christopher Noble, USA
  • Johnpeter Mwolo, Tanzania
  • Alokika Patel, USA
  • Amy McKinnon, Australia
  • Mbolonzi Mbaluka, Kenya
  • Gabriel Santana, Venezuela
  • Estelle van der Hoven, South Africa
  • Franck Nziza, Burundi
  • Margaret Ewen, Netherlands
  • Gulnaz Tariq, United Arab Emirates
  • Omolara Ogunleye, Nigeria
  • Syrian American Medical Society (SAMS)
  • JDRF UK
  • Juliana Bibiano, Brazil
  • Camila de la Parra, Mexico
  • Insulin for Life Global
  • Roslynn Baird, Canada
  • Santé Diabète (Africa)
  • Apoorva Gomber, India
  • Partners In Health (Canada)
  • Inez Aase, Norway
  • Justin Cirhuza Cikomola, Congo
  • Yaa Bimpeh Amoah, Ghana
  • Anna Pintsuk, Austria
  • Rashidat Muhammed, Saudi Arabia
  • Christopher Noble, USA
  • Johnpeter Mwolo, Tanzania
  • Alokika Patel, USA
  • Amy McKinnon, Australia
  • Mbolonzi Mbaluka, Kenya
  • Gabriel Santana, Venezuela
  • Estelle van der Hoven, South Africa
  • Franck Nziza, Burundi
  • Margaret Ewen, Netherlands
  • Gulnaz Tariq, United Arab Emirates
  • Omolara Ogunleye, Nigeria
  • Syrian American Medical Society (SAMS)
  • JDRF UK
  • Juliana Bibiano, Brazil
  • Camila de la Parra, Mexico
  • Insulin for Life Global
  • Roslynn Baird, Canada
  • Santé Diabète (Africa)
  • Apoorva Gomber, India
  • Partners In Health (Canada)
  • Inez Aase, Norway
  • Justin Cirhuza Cikomola, Congo

Around the globe today, people with type 1 diabetes are dying because they cannot afford or get ahold of insulin, supplies, education and treatment.

To survive and live a full life, everyone with type 1 diabetes has the right to the following:

1. The right to insulin 

Everyone should have enough affordable insulin and syringes.

2. The right to manage your blood sugar 

Everyone should be able to test their blood sugar levels regularly.

3. The right to diabetes education

Everyone should be able to understand their condition, including adjusting insulin dosages and diet.

4. The right to healthcare 

Everyone should have hospital care in the case of emergencies and ongoing specialist care from a professional who understands type 1 diabetes.

5. The right to live a life free from discrimination

No one should be subject to any form of discrimination or prejudice because they have type 1 diabetes. 

Please share the Charter far and wide. We encourage you to use this Charter when carrying out advocacy in your country by doing the following:

1. Download the PDF version to print out and send or bring to your local or national politicians.

2. Download the corresponding template letter and personalize it. Print it out and use it when bringing or sending the Charter to people in power.

Note: The Charter and letter are available on this page in 10 different languages. 

Have you sent or delivered the Charter to someone? 

Please tell us about what you did. Also, please keep us updated on any response you received so that we can share this with others and publicize it if appropriate.