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Intended Audience: People with IDD and with Type 2 diabetes

·       Take care of your #Diabetes and live your life. See your doctor regularly and watch this fun video for some health tips: Take Care of Your Diabetes  #SelfAdvocate #BeHealthy #DDAwareness

·       Everyone needs help staying #Healthy sometimes. If you have a #Disability and #Type2Diabetes, check out this new video: Take Care of Your Diabetes

·       Do you have an intellectual or developmental disability and type 2 diabetes? Check out this fun new video and learn ways to stay healthy! Take Care of Your Diabetes Video #Diabetes #IDD #Type2Diabetes #DisabilityAndDiabetes #Disability

·       Eating healthy and seeing your doctor regularly are good ways to stay healthy if you are a #Disability #SelfAdvocate with #Diabetes. Find out more in this video: Take Care of Your Diabetes  #DisabilityAndDiabetes #Type2Diabetes

·       You can be healthy with #Type2Diabetes and a #Disability. Check in with your doctor and watch this video for ideas about taking care of yourself: Take Care of Your Diabetes Video #DisabilityAndDiabetes

Maintenance Phase: Four posts weekly (two on Twitter, two on Facebook). It is understood that some states will post much less than this.  Posts will be recycled through October. We will revisit this plan prior to November, which is Diabetes Awareness Month.

Intended Audience: People with IDD and with Type 2 diabetes

·       Do you have a #Disability and #Type2Diabetes? Check out this fun new video to learn ways to stay healthy! Take Care of Your Diabetes  #Diabetes #DisabilityAndDiabetes

·       May is #FootHealthAwarenessMonth! If you have #Type2Diabetes, getting your feet checked by your doctor is an important thing to do. Learn more tips in this video: Take Care of Your Diabetes  #SelfAdvocate

·       How do you take care of your diabetes? If you have a #Disability and #Type2Diabetes, this video can help: Take Care of Your Diabetes #DisabilityAndDiabetes

·       If you are a #SelfAdvocate with #Type2Diabetes, there are things you can do to stay #Healthy. Watch this new video to learn more: Take Care of Your Diabetes  #IDD #DisabilityAndDiabetes #Disability

·       What can you do to take care of your #Type2Diabetes? Watch this video and learn from #SelfAdvocates with #Diabetes: Take Care of Your Diabetes

·       How do you take care of your diabetes? If you have a #Disability and Type 2 #Diabetes, this new video can help: Take Care of Your Diabetes  #DisabilityAndDiabetes

Intended Audience: Family and friends of people with IDD and type 2 diabetes

·       Helping a loved one with an intellectual or developmental #Disability to manage their #Type2Diabetes can be a challenge. Check out this video to learn ways to help: Take Care of Your Diabetes  #DisabilityAndDiabetes

·       How can you support friends and family with an intellectual or developmental #Disability and #Type2Diabetes? Watch this video to learn some helpful tips: Take Care of Your Diabetes  #DisabilityAndDiabetes #IDD

Intended Audience: Support staff of people with IDD and type 2 diabete

·       Do you support someone with a #IDD and #Type2Diabetes? This new video offers strategies to help them stay healthy: Take Care of Your Diabetes  #DisabilityAndDiabetes #Disability

*NOTE: Once the planned resource guide is complete, new posts can be generated to direct target audiences to specific resource links (e.g., NCHPAD, CDC Diabetes Program Webpages)

Post Timing and Frequency

New Hampshire will release all posts on Facebook and Twitter simultaneously. We do not use Instagram. 

The best time to post on social media generally is between 9am and 12pm, Monday through Wednesday:

Facebook - most engagement typically occurs around 12pm on these days

Twitter - most engagement typically occurs between 12-1pm on these days

Instagram – most engagement occurs between 12-1pm, Monday through Friday

New Hampshire will release posts on Facebook and Twitter every Monday and Wednesday at 12:15pm.

 

 

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