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Diabetes-information-and-support details
Address & contact details	Information supplied by	Target group
Women'S Health & Family Services (Whfs)
Tel: 020 7377 8725 Brady Centre 192-196 Hanbury Street London Greater London E1 5HU 21.4 miles away	WHFS (Women’s Health & Family Services) is a community health charity focused on health and empowerment issues for disadvantaged women and their families. WHFS has been working in the London borough of Tower Hamlets, one of the most deprived areas in Britain, since 1981. We work and campaign to... Continue reading overview	Minority ethnic women and their families
Asian Diabetic Support And Awareness Group Merton
Tel: 020 8544 9787 29 Norfolk Road Colliers Wood London Greater London SW19 2HA 23.4 miles away	The Asian Diabetic Support and Awareness Group offers information and welfare rights advice to people with diabetes in Merton and Wandsworth. Help is available to all people with diabetes regardless of ethnicity.	Help is available to all people with diabetes regardless of ethnicity.
Diabetes Uk Ilford And District
IG1 4XA 24.6 miles away	The meetings are currently being held on Zoom the first Tuesday evening of the month at 7.30pm please email - ilfordduk@gmail.com for the Zoom link When restrictions are lifted it is hoped to have face to face meetings again Our aim is to support those who are diagnosed with diabetes and thei... Continue reading overview	Those who are diagnosed with diabetes and their carers
Diabetes UK Milton Keynes
Centrecom Meeting Place 602 N Row Milton Keynes Buckinghamshire MK9 3BJ 26.8 miles away	The group is run by a committee of volunteers, the majority of whom are living with diabetes themselves. So, while we are unable to offer any medical advice, we are able to understand your condition, provide support and share experiences of living with diabetes, which often is usually beneficial.	Meetings are free to attend and are open to all.

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