This report focuses on health promotion strategies for diabetes mellitus, emphasizing program planning, design, and evaluation. It begins with an introduction to the global increase in diabetes cases, differentiating between type 1 and type 2 diabetes and highlighting the importance of lifestyle modifications. The mission statement aims to reduce diabetes cases in the United States through interventions. The report outlines goals and objectives, including identifying diabetes triggers and methods for managing obesity. It then details various approaches and interventions, such as family involvement, promoting high-fiber foods, and leveraging health programs in schools and hospitals. The use of internet-based interventions and health promotion campaigns are also discussed. The report further explores program implementation through community-based interventions and addresses financial and theoretical aspects, specifically the Transtheoretical Model. The evaluation process is described, and the report concludes by highlighting the benefits of internet-based interventions, advocating for health promotion campaigns, and emphasizing the importance of individual behavior changes. References are provided for supporting research.