Móstoles Lights Up Blue for World Diabetes Day

The City Council joins the initiative by the Association of People with Diabetes to raise awareness about this chronic illness.

Generic image of a town hall facade illuminated in blue at night.
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Generic image of a town hall facade illuminated in blue at night.

The Móstoles City Council will be illuminated in blue on November 14th for World Diabetes Day, joining an initiative by the Association of People with Diabetes of Móstoles (ADM) to raise visibility for this chronic disease.

The special lighting aims to raise awareness about diabetes, a condition affecting the pancreas and altering blood glucose levels. The Association of People with Diabetes of Móstoles (ADM) organizes various activities around this date.
Yesterday, ADM set up health information booths at the Rey Juan Carlos Hospital. Today, they will continue to inform citizens at the University Hospital and the Bartolomé González and Dr. Luengo Rodríguez health centers.
Additionally, a specialized talk on nutrition and diabetes was held at the Villa de Móstoles Cultural Center. Tomorrow, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM, ADM will present a project to create a transition clinic for children and adolescents at the Villa de Móstoles School.
The event at the school will also include workshops for school nurses titled "Diabetes in Schools," and another on "Adolescence and Diabetes," focusing on self-care and dental care.
The Association of Diabetics of Móstoles (ADM), founded in 1990, is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing information, support, and advice to people with diabetes and their families.
Based on information from the official source: Ayuntamiento de Móstoles (13/11/2026)