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Number	Title & Description	Diabetes Status	Audiences	Keywords	Order
NDEP-57	Help a Loved One with Diabetes This tip sheet provides practical suggestions for helping loved ones with diabetes. It also lists organizations that can help. In addition to a downloadable file (PDF) of the two-color tip sheet, an online only, black &white PDF version is available for ease of printing. Also available in Spanish. Last reviewed: 02/02/2012 Also available in these languages: Spanish	I Have Diabetes	General Audience Older Adults Adults	social support	Quantity: Show order info Hide order info Single copies up to 10 copies, free. Each additional package of 10, $2. Limit 100 copies (10 packages).
NDEP-90	Silent Trauma: Diabetes, Health Status, and the Refugee - Southeast Asians in the United States This white paper for health care professionals, community leaders, and policymakers gives recommendations to reduce the impact of diabetes in Southeast Asians in the United States. Last reviewed: 12/29/2011	I Have Diabetes	Health Care Professionals Asian American and Pacific Islander Community	social support toolkit	Only available online
NDEP-82	New Beginnings: A Discussion Guide for Living Well with Diabetes This discussion guide focuses on issues brought out in a privately produced docudrama The Debilitator. The guide contains 13 modules for use in small group discussions or larger community gatherings to discuss the emotional impact of living with diabetes and how social support can help people with diabetes. Last reviewed: 11/23/2011	I Have Diabetes	Health Care Professionals Partners African-American Older Adults Community Adults	self-management social support	Quantity: Show order info Hide order info Single copy free. Each additional copy, $10. Limit 10 copies.
NDEP-123	Living a Balanced Life with Diabetes: A Toolkit Addressing Psychosocial Issues for American Indian and Alaska Native Peoples Living a Balanced Life with Diabetes: A Toolkit Addressing Psychosocial Issues for American Indian and Alaska Native Peoples can help health care professionals address psychosocial issues with American Indian and Alaska Native Peoples. The toolkit contains a variety of culturally appropriate materials. Listen to a podcast from the Indian Health Service "Using our Wit and Wisdom to Live Well with Diabetes" Last reviewed: 04/04/2012	I Have Diabetes	American Indians and Alaska Natives	social support toolkit healthy eating physical activity depression	Quantity: Show order info Hide order info Single copy free. Each additional copy, $10. Limit 2 copies.

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