Supporting Older Victorians Living with Diabetes
Getting older comes with its own set of challenges – and managing diabetes is no exception. That’s why the National Diabetes Services Scheme (NDSS) has launched three new online hubs designed specifically for:
- Older adults living with diabetes
- Families and carers
- Health and aged care professionals
These new sections are packed with practical, easy-to-understand information to help older Victorians live well and stay supported.
What You’ll Find
Whether you’re navigating diabetes yourself or supporting someone who is, these resources cover topics that matter, like:
- Staying active and eating well as you age
- Managing medications safely
- Understanding how diabetes affects memory and thinking
- Tips for carers and families
- Best practices for aged care workers
See the new NDSS resources:
Who is it for?
These tools are designed with real people in mind—shaped by expert advice and lived experience.
They’re ideal for:
- Older Victorians managing diabetes
- Family members and informal carers
- Nurses, GPs, and aged care staff
- Community health organisations
Looking for expert advice?
The Diabetes Victoria Clinic is here to support those living with diabetes at any age and stage.
