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Find similar grantsNational Diabetes Prevention Program (National DPP) is sponsored by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Supports organizations in delivering evidence-based lifestyle change programs to prevent or delay type 2 diabetes.
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National Diabetes Prevention Program | National Diabetes Prevention Program | CDC Skip directly to site content National Diabetes Prevention Program Find out about prediabetes and type 2 diabetes and how to prevent or delay both conditions. Lifestyle Change Program Details The yearlong lifestyle change program can help you build healthy habits that last a lifetime.
Find out more about the benefits of participating in the lifestyle change program. Find a Lifestyle Change Program Find a lifestyle change program near you or one that's offered remotely. Becoming a Lifestyle Change Program Provider Learn how your organization can offer the CDC-recognized lifestyle change program.
Overview of the PreventT2 curriculum used by organizations offering the lifestyle change program. Personal Success Tool (PST) Resources for National DPP Lifestyle Coaches to increase participant retention. Personal Success Tool (PST) Modules Share these motivational modules with your class participants after the appropriate sessions.
Prevent T2 Curriculum and Handouts Provide information and materials for the PreventT2 diabetes prevention program and its curriculum. Additional Links and Resources for Program Providers Links to the National DPP Customer Service Center and other resources for program providers. Learn about requirements for use of an alternate curriculum to deliver the lifestyle change program.
Testimonials From Participants These program participants took steps to prevent type 2 diabetes and improve their overall health. Testimonials from Program Providers Read testimonials from National DPP program coordinators and lifestyle coaches. Testimonials from Employers Read testimonials from employers and insurers who have successfully covered the National DPP.
National Diabetes Prevention Program The National Diabetes Prevention Program is building a nationwide network for its lifestyle change program, which is proven to cut type 2 diabetes risk in half. Are You Eligible to Join the National DPP Lifestyle Change Program?
Information for Employers and Insurers Testimonials From Participants About the National Diabetes Prevention Program How Pharmacists Can Participate Resources for Referring Patients to the Lifestyle Change Program Becoming a Lifestyle Change Program Provider Lifestyle Change Program Provider
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National Diabetes Prevention Program (National DPP) is funded by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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