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What We do?

DCW India Provide a “Support Group” for Diabetes patients.

Our funding can be described in two ways:

Firstly, Our Programmes can be divided by the purpose of the activity : either to stimulate access to care, prevention or advocacy and stakeholder engagement. These areas we name Interventions.

Secondly, Our Programmes can be divided by the disease state we address within diabetes: Type2, Diabetes foot care, Diabetes eye care, Pregnancy & Diabetes, Type1 diabetes and TB and Diabetes. These are our focus areas.

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    Diabetes Effects On:-

    Lungs

    As a result of a poorly functioning immune system, people with diabetes are more likely to catch a cold, flu or other illness that will likely require a longer period of time to recover. This can have a significant impact on blood sugar levels and the overall quality of an individual’s health. In fact, several lung diseases can affect diabetes and vice versa.

    Hearts

    Over time, high blood glucose from diabetes can damage your blood vessels and the nerves that control your heart and blood vessels. The longer you have diabetes, the higher chances that you will develop heart disease.In adults with diabetes, the most common causes of death are heart disease and stroke.

    Brain

    Your brain is a finely tuned organ. But it’s sensitive to the amount of sugar, or glucose, it receives as fuel. Whether you have type 1 or type 2, both the high blood glucose of uncontrolled diabetes and the low blood glucose that sometimes comes with diabetes treatment can affect your brain.

    Kidney

    Diabetic kidney disease (diabetic nephropathy) is a complication that occurs in some people with diabetes. In this condition the filters of the kidneys, the glomeruli, become damaged. Because of this the kidneys ‘leak’ abnormal amounts of protein from the blood into the urine.

    Pancreas

    This causes excess glucose to build up in the bloodstream. Over time, the effects of repeated high blood glucose levels will damage beta cells, further reducing the ability of the pancreas to produce insulin