Why am I here? Where can I begin? How about with me? Right now? I don’t recall coming into the hospital. What I do know is that I was found unconscious, in my home, in my own mess, after having a hypoglycaemic event. I did not wake for another two weeks. When I did, I found myself in here, in the Royal Hobart Hospital.

Let's do this! Join our Team T1F! This year we are entering our first T1F team, raising funds and awareness for Type1 Diabetes. Stadium Stomp is an event that runs annually at the MCG, this years will be on 22nd July.  It's a great way to get fit if running isn't for you! A huge challenge for the whole family to enjoy together.

I’m an avid traveler. There is no doubt about that. Adventuring, exploring, travelling, hiking, I am all about being outdoors and challenging myself. I have just come back from escaping to sunny Hawaii for a quick get away and I just want to disclose a few frustrations I have while on holidays as a diabetic.

The Type1 Foundation and Hypoactive have teamed up and are proud to present to you The Gold Coast Running festival Type1 Team!

Diabetes. Strapped by tubes in my hospital bed, doing laps around my ward to try to salvage some of my health and self esteem.

The Type1 Foundation and Hypoactive have teamed up and are proud to present to you The Geelong 70.3 Ironman Event - Feb 18th 2018. 

We are so proud to announce our partnership with the Australian Paediatric Society (www.auspaediatrics.com.au) the peak Australian professional body for regional paediatric diabetes care, in providing the first e-learning courses for schools and childcare providers which was launched on the 4th of November, 2017. 

Without the support of the great Lou Richards and his family, the Type 1 Foundation would not have the ongoing support of the Collingwood Football Club.