Advocacy Services
Living with diabetes can be challenging at times. It is a complex and serious health condition that impacts on a person’s physical, social and emotional wellbeing; requiring constant attention, motivation and resilience to manage. Diabetes Victoria’s advocacy team recognise this and is here to help you.
Diabetes Victoria’s advocacy team understands that there are many things to stay on top of when living with diabetes. All these things play an important role in our social and emotional wellbeing. The topics below are areas that we regularly encounter when speaking with people living with diabetes.
Our advocacy team
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Julie Davie
Advocacy Officer at Diabetes Victoria.
Hi, I’m Julie,
I have a background in social sciences and experience in helpline support. I’m committed to empowering people with diabetes and their loved ones to make informed healthcare decisions. I aim to stay engaged in their health journey.
When not working, I love to cook, travel and spend time at the beach. I am also a keen walker, gardener and tennis player.
How we help
- Listening to your diabetes story
- Working alongside you on any concerns or difficulties you may be experiencing
- Linking you with services, resources and information
- Building on your strengths and abilities to find solutions
- Working towards services and policies that value your lived experience and better support you in the ongoing management of your diabetes.
The most common topics people living with diabetes seek our advice and support on are listed below.
If you have any further questions or would like to speak to someone from our team, please call Diabetes Victoria on 1300 437 386 and ask to speak to the advocacy team. Alternatively, you can email advocacy@diabetesvic.org.au to arrange a conversation
