At PDC Health Hub, we believe that everyone deserves to feel seen, respected and supported – not just in their diabetes care, but in every part of why they are. As we celebrate pride month, we proudly stand with the LGBTQIA+ community and affirm our commitment to providing inclusive, person-centered care to people living with all forms of diabetes.

International Women’s Day is a powerful reminder of the importance of gender equality, empowerment, and recognition for women everywhere. At PDC Health Hub, we’re proud to foster a workplace where women are supported, valued, and given opportunities to thrive - both professionally and personally. Join us in celebrating the achievements of women and advocating for a more inclusive future.

As I reflect on 6 years living with T1D, one thing is for sure - diabetes is my superpower!

For as long as I can remember I’ve wanted to help people. As I got older and introduced to the world of type 1 diabetes (through my mum who has lived with it since long before I came into the world), this passion for wanting to help people narrowed to wanting to help people living with diabetes. Mostly I wanted to find a cure for type 1, but as much as I wanted that, I knew I didn’t have it in me to become a scientist, researcher or doctor. Fast forward to now… (spoiler alert: I'm still not a scientist, researcher or doctor).

April 17th 2022. This will be a day I won't forget anytime soon, because it's the day that the Morrison government announced that, if re-elected at the upcoming election, they will subsidise the cost of life-saving CGM devices for EVERY Australian living with Type 1 Diabetes. So what does this mean for someone like me, a 30-something year old living with Type 1 Diabetes who isn't eligible for any current subsidies?

We know the gut is more than just a tube from A to B. Harry helped us explore our gut health with the help of the T1D Collective!

The Inaugural T1DC Quiz Night hosted by the Type 1 Diabetes Collective (T1DC) and PDC Health Hub.

The conversation about travelling with Type 1 quickly turns into what you need to pack. That’s simple (sarcasm)!