Small, voluntary contributions
Community support helps keep practical resources free. It is always optional.
Support information →FUNDING
Fund a defined public good—not a vague promise.
Community needs should shape programmes. Programmes should have safeguards, deliverables, measurement and an honest budget.
Grants and responsible partnerships
Defined programmes with transparent scope, independence and reporting.
Partner with us →FUNDABLE PROGRAMME PACKAGES
Six programmes we can develop responsibly.
These are programme concepts—not claims of current funding, delivery or confirmed partners. Detailed budgets follow validation and partner discussion.
Kenya Resource Finder Expansion
Verify public T1D service and support information across more counties, with last-checked dates and correction routes.
Potential outputs: Verification, access information, low-bandwidth finderNewly Diagnosed Access Pack
Mobile, printable and clinic-shareable resources for young people and families navigating the first months.
Potential outputs: Reviewed guides, printables, accessibility versionsGG Pocket Co-design
Design the non-dosing T1D Life Navigator with people who will actually use it before committing to a full build.
Potential outputs: Listening, prototypes, safety model, usability evidenceSchool, University & Work
Practical toolkits that help people communicate needs and prepare for real situations without replacing clinical care.
Potential outputs: Guides, templates, institutional learningWomen, Hormones & T1D Listening
A community-led needs assessment developed with an appropriate clinical or research partner.
Potential outputs: Ethical protocol, listening sessions, public findingsBurnout & Mental-health Resources
Co-created educational support with qualified mental-health expertise and clear urgent-care boundaries.
Potential outputs: Reviewed resources, referral guidance, learning toolsBEFORE A PROPOSAL LEAVES THE BUILDING
Every package needs:
- Community-validated problem statement
- Named ownership and partner roles
- Safeguarding and medical-review plan
- Deliverables, timeline and realistic budget
- Minimum-data measurement approach
- Conflict and funding disclosures
- Sustainability after the grant period