Services Provided

The African American Diabetes Association (AADA) focuses on community engagement, outreach and support services for Black communities disproportionately affected by diabetes and related complications.
While we don't directly provide medical care, here are some ways the AADA helps:

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Culturally Relevant Resources:

We develop educational materials and programs specifically for Black audiences, considering cultural aspects of health and wellness.

Community Partnerships:

AADA collaborates with faith-based organizations, churches, barbershops, and other trusted institutions within Black communities to deliver diabetes support programs.

Community Engagement:

AADA conducts outreach to raise awareness about diabetes and its risk factors through community events, public education campaigns, and partnerships with healthcare providers.

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Advocacy:

AADA advocates for policies that address healthcare disparities and ensure access to affordable health insurance for those at risk of or living with or at risk of diabetes.

Speakers:

The African American Diabetes Association (AADA) connects you with dynamic speakers for your:

Community events
Corporate meetings
Faith-based organizations
Schools & Universities
Fraternities & Sororities and more...

African American Diabetes Association Individual and Chapter Membership

The African American Diabetes Association offers individual and chapter memberships to empower Black communities in the fight against diabetes.

Join as an individual for support or create a chapter to empower your community.

Services Provided

The African American Diabetes Association (AADA) focuses on community engagement, outreach and support services for Black communities disproportionately affected by diabetes and related complications. While we don't directly provide medical care, here are some ways the AADA helps:

The African American Diabetes Association (AADA) focuses on community engagement, outreach and support services for Black communities disproportionately affected by diabetes and related complications.
While we don't directly provide medical care, here are some ways the AADA helps: