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The American Diabetes Association 1701 North Beauregard Street Alexandria, VA 22311 USA 800-DIABETES (342-2383) or (703) 549-1500   Order Fulfillment Department P.O. Box 930850 Atlanta, GA 31193-0850 USA 1-800-ADA-ORDER (US and Canada) (770) 442-8633 Extension 279 (770) 442-9742 Fax

• The mission of the American Diabetes Association (ADA) is "to prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all people affected by diabetes." They run summer camps for children with diabetes that are a must for every child (and parents too!). The ADA publishes a large number of magazines, including the monthly Diabetes Forecast.
• Read the Position Papers and Clinical Care Guidelines of the ADA from 2006
• ADA sponsors annual fundraising walks.
• The ADA has an on-line list of recognized diabetes education programs in your area. When you first visit the ADA website, you are asked to enter your ZIP code. The list of programs that you are shown is based on your ZIP code. You can also see recognized programs by state.
• Do you know how important good control is? See the ADA's Implications of The Diabetes Control and Complications Trial.
• The ADA Resource Guide is an online guide to diabetes products.
• The ADA publishes and sells a great variety of books. You'll find ADA books listed under:
  • Cookbooks and Nutrition Books
  • Books and Videos for Children
  • Books and Videos for Parents
• All ADA publications can be ordered by writing or calling:

  American Diabetes Association
  Order Fulfillment Department
  P.O. Box 930850
  Atlanta, GA 31193-0850
  1-800-ADA-ORDER (US and Canada)
  +1 (770) 442-8633 Extension 279

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