This research report explores the hidden impacts of diabetes on health and social care, focusing on the UK. It begins by establishing a rationale for the study, highlighting the increasing prevalence of diabetes and its burden on the NHS. The report outlines specific aims and objectives, including enhancing the living standards of people with diabetes, raising awareness, and addressing stigma. A literature review summarizes existing research on diabetes prevalence, costs, and prevention programs. The report details the causes and symptoms of diabetes, as well as measures for prevention, such as diet and exercise. The research methodology employs both primary (surveys) and secondary research methods, with a random sampling technique. An action plan outlines the timeline for data collection, evaluation, and conclusion. Finally, the report acknowledges limitations such as time constraints and sample size. This document provides a comprehensive overview of diabetes' hidden impacts and potential strategies for mitigation.