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Spread the Word

If your organization partners with other organizations or agencies, ask them to spread the word about your program. They can distribute fact sheets or brochures, include an article in their newsletter, post a link on their website, or spread the word through social media.

Partner with a local media outlet to help publicize the launch of your program and encourage participation. Provide your local radio and television stations with a press release about your program.

Partner organizations might also be a viable site for your lifestyle change program and help you reach populations at risk. For instance, an organization delivering the lifestyle change program in Jackson, Tennessee, partnered with a local church to host one of its programs. Individuals in the program are now ambassadors for a healthy lifestyle, which has created social change within their congregation, such as offering healthier food options during church suppers on Sunday evenings and Wednesday night prior to bible study.

Take advantage of these, easy-to-use resources and tools to help support your program and spread the word.

Badges

These Web badges are graphic elements that are used to share messages and link to the National DPP website for additional information. You can copy and paste the code to embed these buttons and badges in your Web sites, social network profiles, and blogs. Add a National DPP badge to your website.

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Infographics

Infographics (Information Graphics) are visual representations of data, information or knowledge that tell a story through visual communication.

National Diabetes Prevention Program: Working Together to Prevent Type 2 Diabetes

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Prediabetes: Could It Be You?

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Prediabetes Screening Test Widget

The Prediabetes widget is an application you can add to your web page, blog, that CDC automatically updates for you as new information becomes available.

Testimonials from Participants Videos

View our videos on Youtube to hear stories about real people talking about their experiences participating in these programs. You can also share these videos on your website and social media channels to spark conversations online or with partner organizations.