African American Diabetes Association Announces Extension for Hyper-Local Chapter Applications to June 30, 2026

Silver Spring, MD - The African American Diabetes Association (AADA) is pleased to announce that the application deadline for its Hyper-Local Chapter program has been officially extended to June 30, 2026. This extension aims to empower more community leaders, healthcare professionals, and advocates to establish dedicated support systems within their own neighborhoods.

Diabetes disproportionately affects the African American community, with higher rates of diagnosis and complications compared to other demographics. The AADA's Hyper-Local initiative is designed to bridge this gap by providing regional leaders with the framework, resources, and national backing needed to offer culturally competent education and localized advocacy.

"Our mission is most effective when it is grassroots," said [Name], [Title] at the AADA. "By extending this deadline, we are ensuring that passionate individuals in every city have the time they need to organize their teams and join us in this critical fight for health equity."

Hyper Local Application Application URL: https://tinyurl.com/bdezf84s

The Hyper-Local Chapter program provides selected applicants with:

AADA's Strategic Framework: A proven roadmap for community health outreach.

Educational Resources: Branded toolkits, health literacy materials, and clinical guides.

National Network Access: Connection to a broader community of advocates and medical professionals across the country.

Interested parties can access the application portal and review the requirements at the following links:

Application Resources:
Online Application Portal, Chapter Requirements & Guidelines, AADA Mission Statement

The new application cutoff is 11:59 PM EST on June 30, 2026. The AADA encourages community organizers, faith-based leaders, and public health students to apply and lead the charge in their local districts.

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The AADA is a national non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of African Americans living with or at risk for diabetes. Through advocacy, education, and community-based programs, the AADA works to eliminate health disparities and promote long-term wellness within the community.

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