Some cookies are essential to the running of the website, while others (analytics) help us to make improvements. We also incorporate functionality from other websites, such as video, social media feeds and ReachDeck (text-to-speech and translations services) which may set cookies. More on how we use cookies
This website uses text-to-speech software called ReachDeck to read and / or translate its content. To use ReachDeck, you must allow ReachDeck cookies; the ReachDeck icon will then appear at the bottom right of your screen.
You can find out more about how ReachDeck uses cookies or change your cookie preferences at any time by going to our cookies page.
Allow ReachDeck cookies Do not use ReachDeck
If you have a new continuous cough, a high temperature, or a loss or change to your sense of taste or smell, do not come to our hospitals. Follow the national advice on coronavirus (COVID-19).
Please find information on our services and visiting restrictions in our COVID-19 section.
Patients and visitors must wear a face covering in our hospitals.
This site is best viewed with a modern browser. You appear to be using an old version of Internet Explorer.
Oxfordshire Young Diabetics - www.oxyd.org.uk
Our parents' support organisation, which raises money for our education activities, and organises meetings and social gatherings.
Diabetes UK - www.diabetes.org.uk
National charity for people with diabetes, offering information about children's diabetes, including a School Pack.
GB Diabetes online - www.gbdoc.co.uk
Twitter group created by people with diabetes for people with diabetes. Online Tweet chat every Wednesday evening at 9.00pm.
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) - www.jdrf.org.uk
JDRF blog - www.jdrf.org.uk/news/jdrf-type-1-diabetes-blog
There are many blood glucose meter, insulin pump and other websites. Please ask your Nurse if you are not sure which ones are accurate and reliable.
It is important not to make any changes to your diabetes treatment based on what you read on a website. Please always discuss it with your Nurse first.