Club T1D is a 9 week program designed to help young people, aged 10-14 years, build real-life diabetes skills, grow confidence, and connect with others walking the same path.
Through fun, hands-on sessions and supportive peer connection, participants will develop the tools they need to manage life with T1D and feel less alone doing it.
This is a great opportunity for kids and teens diagnosed in the last 2 years, or those whose needs are changing as they develop.
What your CHILD will gain
Club T1D focuses on three key areas:
Competence
Practical, everyday diabetes skills - so they know what to do, when it matters most.
Confidence
Emotional resilience and self-belief - so they feel in control, not overwhelmed.
Connection
A sense of belonging - so they know they’re not the only one navigating this.
HOW DOES CLUB T1D WORK?
Each session is interactive, age-appropriate and designed to feel engaging - not clinical - with a strong focus on real-life application. Over the term, the participants will complete a "Skills Passport" as they work through each session.
Families are also part of the journey, with simple take-home activities that support communication, understanding and confidence at home.
Where?
Type 1 Diabetes Family Centre
11 Limosa Close, Stirling WA 6021
When?
School Term 2, 2026
9 Weekly Sessions
28th April to 23rd June
Tuesday Afternoons
4:00pm - 5:30pm
What to bring?
Bring your every day hypo kit
Water bottle
Skills Passport (this will be given to you in session 1)
Any specific requirements for activities will be communicated the week prior.
MEET OUR CLUB LEADER, SARAH
Sarah Iles is an experienced educational leader, qualified to work in both Primary and Early Childhood Mainstream and Educational Support settings. She has a Graduate Certificate in Inclusive Education and has worked across a range of Accreditation, Research, Professional Experience and Unit Coordinator roles at Curtin University, Perth. Previously holding education positions including Deputy Principal, Program Coordinator and Level 3 Teacher, while also engaging in Research Associate roles for Curtin University and private consultancy across a variety of educational areas, Sarah has extensive experience in leading change in education. Throughout these roles Sarah has focused on ensuring the health and wellbeing of staff and students as a top priority, with her compassionate and driven approach. Sarah has lived experience with her sibling being diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes at age 8, and is passionate about supporting families in this area through education and community connection.
REGISTER NOW
Register today and join the term 2 program.
Once we receive your registration, our team will get to work with reviewing your eligibility and confirming your place in the program.
To be eligible to participate in the program your child must live in Western Australia, and be 10 - 14 years old.
