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American Diabetes Association
Basic Information
Address: 8405 NW 53rd Street, Suite A-101
Miami, FL 33166-4511
Phone Number: 305-477-8999 ext. 3051
Fax Number: 305.594.3029
Email: wmueller@diabetes.org
Director: Flavia Llizo
Action Shots
Additional Information
Causes Served: Stopping Diabetes
Population Served: South Florida
Ages for Volunteer: 18+
Hours of Service: Varies
Minimum Hours Required: Varies
Days of Service: Weekday/Weekend- Whenever available
Mission Statement:
To prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all people affected by diabetes.
Program History:
Founded in 1940, 26 physicians came together to form the American Diabetes Association. Their primary intent was to promote the scientific study of diabetes. In 1970, the American Diabetes Association diversified and welcomed members and volunteers. Soon after, the Association welcomed nurses, dietitians and other health care professionals. Today, because of the dedication of its volunteers and staff, the American Diabetes Association is the nation’s leading nonprofit health organization providing diabetes research, information, advocacy and public awareness.
Additional Information:
Join the Stop Diabetes Street Team!
The American Diabetes Association invites you to join our Stop Diabetes Street Team! Do you or someone you know want to earn valuable leadership and interpersonal skills while helping to support the movement to stop diabetes?
As a member of the Stop Diabetes Street Team, you will…
· Gain valuable leadership training and experience
· Establish contacts within the community
· Earn community service hours for school/work/organizations
· Support the American Diabetes Association’s efforts to stop diabetes in our community
As a member of the Stop Diabetes Street Team, you will have an opportunity to represent the American Diabetes Association at four or more community events this year. All Street Team members will receive a complimentary Stop Diabetes tee shirt, training in networking and lead generation, and information regarding the diabetes epidemic and the local programs and events of the American Diabetes Association.
Contact us today to join the team!
For more info or to sign up, please contact:
William Mueller
305.477.8999 ext. 3051