Type 2 Diabetes Prevention Campaign Toolkit
This toolkit is a resource to extend the reach of this important campaign. It includes PSAs, printable materials, social media assets, and helpful tips to engage your partners and your community. All content is free and available to use now, in donated and owned media (not paid). If you have any questions, please contact the team. The goal is to raise awareness about prediabetes and encourage users to take the 1-minute risk test to learn where they stand, so they can prevent or delay the onset of type 2 diabetes.
Below are tips to amplify your support:
- Make It Newsworthy: Incorporate content into your local news segments. Talking points available.
- Post on Social: Use our pre-scripted content, or create your own.
- Share Online and Offline: Embed our PSAs and social graphics on your site and social channels. Use our guide for local activation and event ideas.
Campaign Fact Sheet
This one-page fact sheet includes background information on the Ad Council's and CDC's prediabetes awareness campaign.
Frequently Asked Questions
Learn more about the campaign and get answers to some frequently asked questions about how to support the important message of type 2 diabetes prevention.
Resources For Campaign Amplification
We've provided all the resources you need to support the message of type 2 diabetes prevention in your community. Check out the documents below and click through to view all content available.
Prediabetes Risk Test
Print this paper version of the prediabetes risk test for use at events, doctor's offices, conferences, or any other local activations.
Media Outreach Language
Recommended language to use when engaging local stations and media outlets about the campaign.
Printable Prediabetes Risk Awareness Poster
Print this prediabetes awareness poster for use at events, doctor's offices, conferences, or any other local activations.
Social Content For Online Reach
Together, we can raise awareness for prediabetes by sharing social graphics to encourage people to visit DoIHavePrediabetes.org and take the risk test.
