Main events
In line with our vision to raise awareness about diabetes and promote ways to prevent and safely live with it, and in line with our mission to support patients and encourage a healthy lifestyle, the society organizes a variety of events and initiatives that contribute to achieving its goals. Through these activities, we aim to educate the community, support patients, especially children and adolescents, and strengthen communication with local and international health organizations, which positively impacts the quality of life for those living with diabetes. Below are the main events organized by the society
Raising Awareness about Diabetes in Schools
The Superhero Campaign was launched with a clear goal to educate school students about diabetes, prevention, and how to live with it.
This awareness helps create a healthier, more informed community.
The campaign is held in collaboration with the Emirates Schools Establishment and the Sharjah Private Education Authority, with several public and private schools nominated to participate each year.
Through this initiative, students both living with diabetes and without, learn how to manage the condition or support others living with it and understand the rights of students with diabetes in their schools and communities.
In 2024, a total of 36 schools participated, with around 33,973 beneficiaries.
About 140 students joined the six Superhero competitions, with 25 students winning campaign prizes, and 10 schools awarded for excellence.
This awareness helps create a healthier, more informed community.
The campaign is held in collaboration with the Emirates Schools Establishment and the Sharjah Private Education Authority, with several public and private schools nominated to participate each year.
Through this initiative, students both living with diabetes and without, learn how to manage the condition or support others living with it and understand the rights of students with diabetes in their schools and communities.
In 2024, a total of 36 schools participated, with around 33,973 beneficiaries.
About 140 students joined the six Superhero competitions, with 25 students winning campaign prizes, and 10 schools awarded for excellence.
