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Wellness Month

As the winter months approach, it's the perfect time to focus on yourself! Take on a fun challenge to boost your mind and body while fundraising for those living with and affected by diabetes.

Embrace your wellbeing by simply taking on a wellness activity that enhances your physical and mental health each day, during the month of November. Whenever, and wherever you choose.

Wellness Month will set you up for an incredible 2025 with a clear mindset and the confidence to achieve your goals.

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Sign up now in 4 easy steps

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1. Register for the challenge!

Whether you're taking part individually or as a team, register today to take the first step in improving your wellness.

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2. Set your fundraising goal

With no minimum fundraising requirement, you set your own target. As your donations increase and you complete activities, you'll unlock digital badges and fantastic rewards to celebrate your success.

3. Plan your month of activities

Get ready by picking your daily challenges from our activity list and adding them to your calendar. Doing this before the challenge starts can help you stay on track!

4. Start the challenge!

Start logging your wellness activities from the 1st November. Don't forget to join our supportive Facebook Community and share a post on your own socials to tell everyone about your challenge!

About Diabetes UK

Making a Difference

Five million people in the UK live with diabetes. This is twice as many as 20 years ago.

Diabetes UK has invested over £20 million in new diabetes research in 2023 and we have over 100 research projects on the go at any one time.

We know a new future for people living with and at risk of diabetes is within our reach, and we can shape that future.

But we can’t do it without your help. The money you raise could help enable scientific breakthroughs that will bring us closer to a cure for diabetes.

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