What
else?
You’ll go through the day in teams, led by fun and
energetic counselors with lots of training in diabetes.
Morning and afternoon snacks and lunch will be served.
A doctor specializing in diabetes will be on site the
entire day. Celebrity guest speakers are planned, and
you’ll get tons of cool gear to take home. (Not
just diabetes stuff!) Best of all, you’ll make new
friends and learn more about just what you’re capable
of.
Sound like fun? Then sign up today!
For Parents and Guardians!
FREE AT CSULB BUT IN A SEPARATE AREA
Therapists and a diabetes doctor lead an all-new, parents-only session from 2:00 to 5:30 p.m. We’ll also have a nutritionist and gourmet chef offering a great cooking demo, and our ADA advocate will educate parents about their children’s rights in school. Parents will connect with other parents and get to voice concerns about their children’s disease, learn how to cope, and discover lots more valuable tools to help them become a vital partner in their child’s diabetes. ¡En español tambien!
TO REGISTER FOR PARENTS‘ SESSION: Please checkmark the box under the Parent's Name(s) field on the sign-up form.
Stuff your parents are gonna wanna know…
Kids Rock The World is a program of the American Diabetes Association. All required insurance,
medical and safety procedures are in place to assure a
safe and successful day for our participants and staff.
There is absolutely no cost to the teens or to their families.
Once our participants are selected, an orientation will
be scheduled for parents and teens to learn more about
this remarkable day.
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“KRTW was a fantastic, educational experience,
and a lot of fun, too!” — David Geffner,
Head of Activities and Counselors
“I’ve never seen… so many people who
are just like me. It was like being a part of a special
club.” — Angie Daniels, Counselor
“I had such an awesome time, I’m sure that
I’ll remember it for the rest of my life.”
— Kristy Cyffka
“Kids Rock The World changes lives - I've seen it happen every year.” — Jason Rubin, Counselor
The American Diabetes Association is committed to providing educational information and referral services for children and families with diabetes, advocating for fair and quality treatment of children with diabetes in schools, and increasing federal funding for diabetes research.
The American Diabetes Association does not discriminate based on race, creed, national origin, gender or special needs. |
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program is designed for kids between the ages of 11 and
15. Any young teen who has diabetes is eligible.
