STUDENT TRANSITION
PLANNER
Are you a Canadian student with Type 1 Diabetes transitioning to university or college? The Student Transition Planner is what you’ve been looking for! Researched and written by students living with T1D, the planner has all the information you need to successfully balance post-secondary school and your diabetes. Access information and tools to help you access accommodations, self-advocate, tell others about your T1D, and get tips on navigating campus life! Flip through the guide online, or download a free PDF version!
GET READY TO TRANSITION!
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Clinician Reviews
“Our team just spent some time reviewing the student transition planner. It is amazing, such a valuable resource, and so well done; a very exciting resource and tool for us to share with our families. YAYYY you guys for always finding the gaps and filling them.”
Alanna Landry RN, CDE
Nurse Educator, Paediatric Diabetes Clinic
Markham Stouffville Hospital
“It has so much useful information that teens need as they transition into adulthood and when starting their journey in life or post-secondary education… young adults truly need resources like this to support their independence!”
Justin Lee, RN
Type 1 Diabetes Educator
The Charles H. Best Diabetes Center
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What’s inside
Your Rights and Self-Advocacy
Information about your rights as a student with T1D, accommodations and student health insurance.
Campus Life
Tips for navigating day-to-day life on campus with T1D, including food options, going out and managing sick days.
T1D Talk
Your guide to disclosing your diabetes to new contacts, as well as navigating changing relationships wih friends and families.
Downloadable Resources
Free downloadable resources, including fillable forms and mental health resources. Your guide to disclosing your diabetes to new contacts, as well as navigating changing relationships with friends and families.
…and so much more!
