The reality
A T1D low doesn't wait for a nurse or a parent.
At practice, in the classroom, on the bus, blood sugar can drop fast. Confusion turns to crisis in minutes. Most adults panic because no one ever showed them what to do.
to a severe low
The Warrior Watch fix
Your school or team becomes low-ready in one afternoon.
A 30-minute self-serve training shows staff the signs of a low and exactly what to do. A Free Emergency Low Kit ships to your organization with fast glucose and a plain-English rescue card. Ready before you ever need it.
to be ready for life
Why this exists
Every field, classroom, and sideline needs one low-ready adult.
Decide the outcome
A severe low can knock a kid unconscious in minutes. The kit puts fast glucose and a clear rescue card right where the child is.
Adults panic
Teachers, coaches, and staff hesitate because they've never seen a low. Our 30-minute training removes the guesswork forever.
For your organization
Kits and training are 100% donor-funded. Schools, teams, and classrooms pay nothing to be ready.
Inside the kit
Unzip the pouch. Everything obvious. Everything ready.
Built for a panicked moment, not a calm one. Big labels, plain language, exactly the right supplies in the exact right order.
Juice, tabs, and gels sized for a rapid low.
Step-by-step 'what to do now' in plain English.
Signs of a severe low and exactly when to call 911.
Scan to launch the 30-minute training on any phone.
How it works
Three steps. One afternoon. Ready all season.
Request kits for your org
A short form from a school, team, league, or classroom. Tell us who it's for and where to ship.
Staff take the 30-min training
Self-serve, online, mobile-friendly. Coaches, teachers, and staff learn the signs of a low and exactly what to do.
Kits ship free
We ship your Emergency Low Kits to your organization at no cost, typically in 5–7 business days. Put them in the gym bag, the classroom, and on the sideline.
Who it's for
Schools, youth sports, and classrooms come first.
Warrior Watch is an organization-to-organization program. Kits go to the places T1D kids spend their day, not to individual households. Businesses and community orgs are welcome too.
For parents
Get your kid's school or team on the list.
Parent of a T1D kid? The most powerful thing you can do is refer your child's school or team. Send us the name, we handle the ask.
Common questions
Everything you're about to ask.
Is it really free? What's the catch?
Yes, really free. Warrior Watch is 100% donor-funded through T1D Warriors, a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Your school, team, or classroom pays nothing for the kit, the training, or shipping.
Who is the training for?
Any adult who might be with a T1D student or player during a low: coaches, teachers, athletic trainers, bus drivers, aides, camp counselors, youth ministry leaders. It's 30 minutes, self-serve, and works on any phone.
We already have glucose in the nurse's office. Do we need this?
The nurse's office isn't on the field, on the bus, or on the field trip. Warrior Watch kits go where the child actually is. The kit is a supplement to your school nurse, not a replacement.
How long does shipping take?
Kits typically ship in 5–7 business days after your request is approved. Rush requests for time-sensitive events (a tournament, a season opener) can usually be accommodated, just tell us in the form.
Can we request more than one kit?
Absolutely. Most schools request one per building, one per team, or one per activity zone (gym, field, bus). Tell us how your program is set up on the request form and we'll size it appropriately.
Do we need parental consent to give a student the kit's contents?
The kit contains fast-acting glucose (juice, tabs, gels) — the same items a T1D student would already carry. We recommend looping in your school nurse and following your existing severe-low protocol. The rescue card in the kit walks any adult through it.
Who runs Warrior Watch?
Warrior Watch is a program of T1D Warriors, a Kentucky-based 501(c)(3) built by T1D families, coaches, and clinicians. Our mission: No 1 Fights Alone.
I'm a parent, not a school administrator. What do I do?
Use the referral form above. You give us the school or team name, we do the outreach. You never have to make an awkward ask yourself.