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Type 2 peer support groups

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Research has shown that members of support groups, such as the diabetes peer support groups, are more confident about their diabetes, are less depressed and less stressed – in part because they have the knowledge to better manage their diabetes.
Diabetes peer support groups can help you better understand how to manage your diabetes as well as connecting you with your local diabetes network.

Diabetes Victoria Type 2 Peer Support Group Map

Please search through the map below to find a support group in your local area. Click on the T2 or mixed tile, to reveal more information about the support group in your area. 

If you are interested in starting a Peer Support Group or are already running one and would like to join the Diabetes Victoria Peer Support Program, contact: 1800 637 700

*Please note: Peer support groups are for adults aged 18 and over, including groups for parents and carers of people living with diabetes. For children and teenagers under 18 years of age, Diabetes Camps Victoria provide an opportunity for young people living with diabetes to connect with each other through camps and day activities. Find out more about Diabetes Camps Victoria.
 

*Please note: Contact details are provided for individuals seeking diabetes peer support. Organisations and other businesses must not contact group convenors for purposes of marketing or market research.

 

 

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    Edith James

    Essendon & District Diabetes Support Group.

    “As Convenor of the Essendon & District Diabetes Support Group, I feel I am doing something worthwhile to help those people living with diabetes and residing within Moonee Valley…… I hope we help them to better manage their diabetes with the vital information they gain from our Speakers and also the handouts they receive.”

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    Val Knaggs

    Wangaratta & District Diabetes Support Group

    “It is nice to have contact with others living with diabetes, we can discuss challenges that we are dealing with and get sensible advice based on personal experience and knowledge within the group.”

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