Our Mission
The African American Diabetes Association (AADA) is a national tax-exempt 501c3 nonprofit organization that seeks to educate African Americans and the general public about diabetes. We work to assist those impacted to manage and prevent diabetes (including type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes, gestational diabetes, and pre-diabetes). We provide support and resources to those affected by the disease, while advocating for policies that promote diabetes prevention and management. AADA is passionate, serious, and committed to diabetes prevention and educational programs that work to end diabetes and other health disparities. Learn More
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Improve Your Health, Improve Your Life
Improve Your Health, Improve Your Life ​ Join the African American Diabetes Association Today! Do you have pre-diabetes?
The African American Diabetes Association (AADA) is a national tax-exempt 501c3 nonprofit organization that seeks to educate African Americans and the general public about diabetes. You can make a Memorial Gift, In Memory of a loved one, someone you lost, or in honor of.
Donate in the name of a Family Member
If you would like to establish a memorial in the name of a family member or friend, it would be a fitting way to honor a family member while supporting the African American Diabetes Association's work to ring the alarm about the epidemic of Diabetes in our communities. Make A Donation Today!
Thank you @blackprwire BlackPR Wire and host Camry Brown for inviting our Co-Founder and CEO to participate in the "Thrivin In Color" Podcast as he discussed the challenges of Diabetes in the African American community and what needs to be done to address the challenges.
Listen now on major platforms.
Links :
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0ZIH9MTion2Bqnhsc8JYAQ
Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/.../thrivin-in-color/id1675956066
AADA Community Education, Engagement, and Promotion of Diabetes Self-Management
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AADA IN THE NEWS
$35 insulin caps just the tip of the needle for Black diabetes care
Barbara King, Guest contributor
Leon Rock, Guest Contributor
WATCH VIOLA DAVIS DISCUSS DIABETES
We welcome new partnerships
Put your products, services, and knowledge in front of millions of African Americans impacted by diabetes who are looking to improve their healthcare outcomes. With the African American Diabetes Association (AADA) as your business partner, you will connect with a large and engaged community of African Americans impacted by diabetes. You will also grow your business and advance the cause of addressing healthcare disparities with our targeted population.
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Please fill out this form or send us an email and a member of our team will be in touch.
Donate through Facebook on your birthday to the African American Diabetes Association. You’ll set a goal amount and create a custom message, and, on your birthday, your friends will receive a notification inviting them to donate to that cause. The fundraiser will end at midnight.
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HEALTH CARE DISCLAIMER: The African American Diabetes Association website and its services do not constitute the practice of medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always talk to your health care provider for diagnosis and treatment, including your specific medical needs. If you have or suspect that you have a medical problem or condition, please contact a qualified health care professional immediately. If you are in the United States and experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or call for emergency medical help immediately.
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African American Diabetes Association, Inc.
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Washington, DC Metro Area
10901 Rhode Island Avenue, # 1724, Beltsville, Maryland, 20704
Massachusetts
55 Roxbury Street, #191083, Roxbury, MA. 02119
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Tel: 240-564-9040
Email: info@africanamericandiabetes.org
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