We encourage you to look below if you’re interested in creating a social media post, newsletter copy, email, letter, or poster to promote diabetes management, prevention, or enrollment in DPP or DSMES.
Don’t see an image or type of messaging that works for you? Want suggestions for year-round content? Contact Adrienne Davenport at DavenportA1@Michigan.gov to find tailored marketing that works best for you or visit this DropBox site for more images and messaging ideas. Note: if you are on a Virtual Private Network (VPN), you may have to disconnect to access the DropBox site.
X Message: Learn where you stand with prediabetes - take the 1-minute prediabetes risk test @ www.DoIHavePrediabetes.org #DiabetesAwareness
Facebook and Instagram Message: Learn where you stand with prediabetes by taking the 1-minute prediabetes risk test at www.DoIHavePrediabetes.org.
Find a Diabetes Prevention Program near you. #DiabetesAwareness
X Message: Summer is a great time to get moving outdoors. Learn tips for active summer living with the Diabetes Prevention Program at www.michigan.gov/diabetes
Facebook and Instagram Message: Summer is a great time to get moving outdoors. Getting outside to swim, play sports, take a walk or have a picnic are great ways to be active. Learn tips for active summer living with the Diabetes Prevention Program at www.michigan.gov/diabetes
X Message: Want to warm up your health this summer? Find out how the Diabetes Prevention Program can kick-start a healthier you at www.michigan.gov/diabetes
Facebook and Instagram Message: Want to warm up your health this summer? Dive into the Diabetes Prevention Program to kick-start a more active and healthier you - one that can go all summer long! Visit www.michigan.gov/diabetes to learn more and find a program that works for you.
X Message: Diabetes training can help you manage your medicines for your health. Ask your health care provider for a referral. Find a location at michigan.gov/diabetes. [or replace with local program URL].
Facebook & Instagram Message: Keeping track of your medicines can be overwhelming. Diabetes training can help you manage your medicines for your health. Ask your health care provider for a referral. Find a location at michigan.gov/diabetes. [or replace with local program URL].
The sun's out and it's heating up! That means more opportunities to move outside and enjoy seasonal fruits and crisp, flavorful veggies. Learn to love fruits and veggies in a healthy meal plan with diabetes training services. Visit michigan.gov/diabetes to find a location. [or replace with local program URL].
When diabetes isn't managed, your health, your family, and your job could suffer. Why risk it? Diabetes training can help you learn how to lower your risk for diabetes health problems and live life to the fullest. Ask your health care provider for a referral. Visit michigan.gov/diabetes to find a location. [or replace with local program URL]
Do you/a loved one have diabetes? Reduce risks for diabetes complications & get annual screenings. Talk to your doctor. Learn more diabetes management tips @ Michigan.gov/diabetes. #DiabetesAwareness
These WWE two-sided promotional handouts can be printed and used to promote the free WWE self-directed statewide portal. Even though WWE was originally created to support people with arthritis, it is a program that can support people with many chronic conditions, such as prediabetes or diabetes, to get moving with a walking program.
The promotional handouts are available to print in five versions. The text on the handouts is all the same except for the images, which are representative of different populations or just a generic image (i.e., walking trail) to appeal to all populations.
These single-sided 8.5” x 11” posters can be used to promote eye exams for people with diabetes. Consider displaying posters in waiting rooms, exam rooms, elevators, and/or community centers.
These double-sided 4” x 6” cards can be used to send home with patients as a reminder to schedule their diabetes eye exam. The backside has lines that can be used to write in contact information for local eye providers.
These double-sided 4” x 9” rack cards can be printed and displayed in provider office waiting or exam rooms and/or distributed at health fairs or other community events/spaces that reach people with diabetes. The backside has a list of annual diabetes health checks.
