JDRF One Walk Rockhampton in Rockhampton, Queensland | Community
JDRF One Walk Rockhampton
Locality: Rockhampton, Queensland
Phone: +61 422 182 098
Address: Kershaw Gardens Rockhampton, QLD, Australia
Website: walk.jdrf.org.au/find-a-walk/qld/rockhampton
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18.01.2022 EXCITING ANNOUNCEMENT We are VERY pleased to tell you that we have just passed the massive milestone of $1,000,000 raised in the JDRF One Walk to turn type ...one into type none! A big THANK YOU to the #JDRFBlueArmy across Australia for your fantastic fundraising efforts (so far) to walk for a world without type 1 diabetes (T1D). And we're not finished yet people, we're going to keep going to reach our goal of raising $1.2M to really show T1D who's boss!
17.01.2022 Our littlest TV Star in action
13.01.2022 We’re here at Gazebo 10, right by the Water Play area, getting ready to go! #JDRFBlueArmy
12.01.2022 Do you know the 4Ts? The 4Ts are the early warning signs of type 1 diabetes. Taking a few moments now to learn the 4Ts could save a life in the future. ... If you see the signs, don’t waste time and talk to a health professional immediately.
10.01.2022 Congratulations to Everyone who walked as a part of the #JDRFBlueArmy on Saturday! Together, over $5,000 was raised to help JDRF Australia turn type one into type none, and we have laid a great foundation to go even bigger in 2020! PS: It's not too late to donate! You can help make a difference with a donation of any size at https://walk.jdrf.org.au//matthe/jdrf-one-walk-rockhampton... Video: 7NEWS Central Queensland
06.01.2022 Local News Stars #JDRFBlueArmy
06.01.2022 For most schools, that’s week one of back to the classroom done and dusted. Just a reminder that it’s okay for parents and students still to feel a little anxio...us. Now more than ever, open communication with your child's school is important. Your child’s teachers will value and appreciate open lines of communication, which will result in the best care and support of your child. Here are some helpful tips to support communication with your child’s school. Find out more: https://www.diabetesinschools.com.au/
05.01.2022 #JDRFOneWalk Day 1. SIGNS Wetting the bed. Most, if not all three-year-olds do it, right?... So, when it happens a little more frequently than usual, you don’t think something’s wrong. Surely it’s just a bit of a phase? But the phase keeps going. The drinking is constant and with it, the trips to the toilet. The bed-wetting is multiple times a night; even through TWO nappies, and the conversations start - you’re both getting worried. Mummy starts writing daily water intake on the calendar and, oh boy - it’s a lot. Mummy has a feeling she knows what this could be, and it’s not a nice feeling. Daddy’s still adjusting to the thought that it’s more than a phase. That night, after the second middle-of-the-night bed change and yet more drinking, everyone’s tired and Daddy’s cranky. He walks back into bed grumbling and Mummy snaps He’s not well, leave him alone. Finally, that breaks through Daddy’s wall of denial. The appointment is made and it begins Via: Matthew J Doyle, One Walk Rockhampton Coordinator. ---------- This month, I am walking 120,000 steps as part of the JDRF Australia #JDRFBlueArmy to raise funds for the fight to find a cure for Type 1 Diabetes. On an average day, 7 Australians will learn that they have Type 1 Diabetes and it will turn their life and the lives of those closest to them upside down. You can help the fight for a cure by donating at: http://walk.matthew.org.au Steps so far: 0 / 120,000 (C’mon, it’s the start of day 1!) Funds raised: $337 / $2,500
03.01.2022 AWESOME ALERT The #JDRFBlueArmy has just hit $750,000 raised in the JDRF One Walk! Wow, that is incredible. But we’re not done yet, let’s keep going to ...make an even bigger impact to turn type one into type none! Who’s with us?
01.01.2022 And the JDRF Australia #JDRFBlueArmy is off!!
