Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we are now delivering our education courses contact free by providing tailored, personal support online via an app or over the phone. We are also trialling some group education sessions online via video.

At this current time it is unclear when our in person face to face courses will resume and so we urge everyone with diabetes to explore our range of digital diabetes education courses.

If you would like more information please contact us on 020 3474 5500.

Need help? Call us on 020 3474 5500
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    Living with Type 1 Diabetes

    A compilation of articles and videos from a range of expert sources such as Diabetes UK, together with some real life testimonials. We hope you find them useful sources of advice and support. Please let us know if there's an area we haven't covered so we can keep our articles fresh. Visit this area again to check for fresh content.

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    A compilation of articles and videos from a range of expert sources such as Diabetes UK, together with some real life testimonials. We hope you find them useful sources of advice and support. Please let us know if there's an area we haven't covered so we can keep our articles fresh. Visit this area again to check for updated content.

    Articles and Videos
    Local Support and Activities

    Visit our community support pages where you'll find a range of local groups and activities carefully selected for people with diabetes seeking extra ways to live a healthy and active life. Simply search by town, borough or postcode in any one of the six categories and click on the coloured pins matching your category selection

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Living with Type 1 diabetes

Here are some helpful articles for people living with Type 1 diabetes

24 Sep 2018, 12:17

Talking about diabetes is fundamental

Chances are if you have a social media account you’ll have seen a photo of some Easter Eggs or a pile of sweets or cup cakes with the caption #diabetes. It might seem like a harmless joke to most, but to my daughter it is a metaphorical punch in the face.

18 Sep 2018, 17:26

Alcohol and Diabetes

A selection of videos from Diabetes UK

17 Sep 2018, 14:45

Some of the benefits of diabetes education programmes

Just a few examples of education courses available

17 Sep 2018, 14:21

Am I getting the education that I need to manage my diabetes?

People with diabetes need effective patient education to enable them to manage their diabetes on a day-to-day basis.

7 Sep 2018, 08:39

What causes Type 1 diabetes?

Lucy Trelfa helps explain what causes Type 1 diabetes

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