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The HSE’s Health Promotion Department is inviting members of the public who have Type 2 diabetes to attend a free group education programme.
The six-week programme, X-PERT, is commencing in the Armagh Diocesan Pastoral Centre, The Magnet, Dundalk on September 11th. The weekly sessions will provide participants with information on up-to-date treatment and management of Type 2 diabetes. Attendees will also have the opportunity to learn how to manage their diabetes through positive lifestyle changes.
If you would like to attend the programme, please contact Shirley Lynn to register your interest in advance on 041 - 6860766 or email shirley.lynn@hse.ie. Please note that the programme facilitators cannot cater for people turning up on the day.
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