Since 1989, the Bahrain Diabetes Society has worked to educate the community and people living with diabetes about the latest healthcare developments and prevention methods, in partnership with the Ministry of Health and the International Diabetes Federation.
Over 35 years serving the Bahraini community
The Bahrain Diabetes Society is a nonprofit civil organization founded in 1989, affiliated with the Ministry of Social Development, and a member of the International Diabetes Federation since 1992.
We provide a complete system of educational, preventive, and support services for everyone who needs them
Free screening campaigns for HbA1c and blood pressure at schools, clubs, and shopping centers.
Details →Workshops and awareness lectures on nutrition, physical activity, and living safely with diabetes.
Details →Psychological and social support groups for patients and families to share experiences and knowledge.
Details →Specialized summer camps for children with diabetes to teach them to manage the condition with confidence.
Details →Publishing educational leaflets and brochures in Arabic and English, distributed free of charge.
Details →We collaborate with government, private, and international institutions to promote prevention and care.
Details →World Diabetes Day activities launched across the Kingdom in partnership with the Ministry of Health.
Read More →A memorandum of understanding was signed to boost community awareness of diabetes prevention and joint research.
Read More →More than 2,000 people took part in the annual walkathon raising diabetes awareness on Manama Corniche.
Read More →Documented information from the World Health Organization and the International Diabetes Federation
Occurs when the pancreas does not produce enough insulin, requiring daily insulin injections. Most often diagnosed in children and teenagers.
Read Details →More than 95% of people with diabetes have this type. It can be prevented or delayed through a healthy lifestyle.
Read Details →Affects pregnant women and usually disappears after birth, but increases the future risk of diabetes for mother and child.
Read Details →Be part of our mission in prevention and education. Your membership makes a real difference in the lives of patients and their families.
