In Uruguay, access to insulin pump therapy for adults with type 1 diabetes is now frequently resolved through judicial mechanisms rather than standard healthcare coverage pathways. Read more
People living with diabetes in Gaza have suffered for years under constrained health services due to Israeli blockades. In recent years, this suffering has escalated to unimaginable levels. Insulin, diabetes supplies, and even food became almost entirely unavailable as violence intensified and entire neighbourhoods turned into battlefields.
In the last few weeks, I interviewed three people from Gaza to share their testimonies of living with type 1 diabetes there.
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Throughout 2025, T1International’s global network advanced critical work to improve access to insulin and diabetes supplies. Across regions, our community organized events, met with legislators, shared their experiences, and pushed for structural change.
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On November 14th, 2025, World Diabetes Day, #insulin4all advocates across the globe came together to make a demand: that they be able to access and afford their life-sustaining medications. Recent data showed that 1 in 3 people around the world rationed their insulin due to cost in 2024. At T1International, we know that #insulin4all is a reasonable and dignified demand– and yet, we are still too far from achieving a reality where everyone, no matter where they live, has access to the medicine and supplies they need to survive and flourish. Read more
In the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), living with type 1 diabetes is not only a daily challenge–it’s a fight for survival. Access to insulin is deeply unequal and increasingly precarious due to conflict, economic instability, and fragile health systems. Two members of the T1International network, Dr. Kalehezo Murhabazi Albert and Professor Justin Cikomola Cirhuza, share a glimpse into what this crisis looks like on the ground. Read more
As 2024 comes to an end, we’re taking a moment to reflect on the collective power of the T1International community. This year has been filled with challenges and victories as we’ve worked together to fight for affordable and accessible insulin. Here’s a month-by-month look at what we’ve accomplished, thanks to your support and the dedication of advocates across the globe. Read more