NDSS

When to call the Helpline and when to make an appointment with a CDE.

New campaign encourages Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to reengage with their diabetes healthcare team

Diabetes health professionals are only a phone call away for Australians who live with diabetes.

Diabetes NSW & ACT has been working to increase both the affordability and the accessibility of technology.

Find out about the NDSS services that have been updated to support your health and wellbeing during the COVID-19 pandemic

Our tips to manage your diabetes and stay well during the COVID-19 pandemic.  

COVID 19 is having a significant impact on Australia, find out how you can help reduce the spread of the virus

COVID-19 and the National Diabetes Services Scheme (NDSS)

COVID-19 (coronavirus) planning for people living with diabetes

What you need to know about coronavirus and diabetes.

A new national Diabetes in Schools program is set to ease the strain of type 1 diabetes on families and offer support and training to schools

Med Smart workshops teach you all about diabetes medications.

Parents and families of 11,000 Australian children with type 1 diabetes are being urged to register their interest in the new program.

Feedback from our members on the products they'd like to see subsidised through the NDSS helped shape our submission to the Department of Health.

The Department of Health is seeking input on products that could be considered for future subsidy via an online survey

The Government announces funding to support programs targeting foot health and eye damage

Over 600,000 people with diabetes are set to benefit from cheaper access to products under changes to the National Diabetes Services Scheme

Pharmaco Australia has launched two new blood glucose meters giving people with diabetes more choice for managing their daily health.

A new diabetes education and training program for schools will make it easier for teachers and staff to support children living with type 1 diabetes.

The Department of Health has undertaken an evaluation of Abbott’s FreeStyle Libre to consider whether its suitable for subsidy through the NDSS.

Fraudsters scam targeting people registered with the NDSS.

From January 2017 people with non-insulin-treated type 2 diabetes will need a health professional to confirm their clinical need for subsidised blood glucose test strips.

If you're living with diabetes it's important to know your rights and responsibilities.