Because no child should die of diabetes...
Resource material and ideas to support local awareness campaigns to prevent diabetic ketoacidosis in children and adolescents at diagnosis.
The material is made available by the International Diabetes Federation in partnership with the International Society for Pediatric and Adolescent Diabetes (ISPAD).
Poster 1:

This is a poster created by the International Diabetes Federation (IDF) in partnership with the International Society for Pediatric and Adolescent Diabetes (ISPAD). The poster shows the diabetes warning signs as pictograms to make it relevant to the majority of settings. The poster is available to download in English, French, and Spanish in low and high resolution. An editable version has also been produced for you to adapt and print locally.
[2]| Low resolution | PDF (1MB) | EN | [3]ES | [4]FR [5] |
| High resolution | PDF (12MB) | EN | [6]ES | [7]FR [8] |
| Editable version | INDD (10MB) | EN | [9]ES | [10]FR [11] |
Poster 2:
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This is a slightly modified version of the ‘Know the warning signs’ poster above.
| Low resolution | PDF (1MB) | EN [12] | ES [13] | FR [14] |
| High resolution | PDF (12MB) | EN [15] | ES [16] | FR [17] |
| Editable version | INDD (10MB) | EN [18] | ES [19] | FR [20] |
Campaign tip: Use the Vanelli success story to argue for the funding to run a similar awareness program in your location.
Campaign tip: Use the following concept developed in Canada as the inspiration for a school-focused campaign in your geographic location.
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Here you can find draft copy used for Diabetes Voice articles outlining the World Diabetes Day campaigns in 2007 and 2008 (the IDF international year of the child with diabetes). Please use the material here to produce local articles to support the campaign. [34] Also available as Microsoft Word document. [35]












