Diabetes South Africa - Durban

Diabetes South Africa - Durban Offering support and education to diabetics. The information on our page is designed to provide helpful and useful advice regarding diabetes in general.
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We do not engage in diagnosing any health problem or to replace the healthcare professional’s treatment or advice. Our page contains descriptive information on the subject of diabetes and we are giving healthy and sound advice regarding sensible lifestyle changes to manage diabetes. Please talk to your health care practitioner before making any drastic lifestyle changes. With an estimated 4 to 6 million people in South Africa living with diabetes, approximately 1 million in Kwa-Zulu Natal alone (more than 50% unaware that they have the condition!) there is a dire need for education and awareness about the prevention, symptoms and treatment of diabetes. Diabetes SA is a non-profit organization founded in 1969 to be a support and an advocate for all people with diabetes. Diabetes has become known as the Tsunami of the 21st century, killing more people worldwide than AIDS and cancer. Our main objective is to bring Diabetes into the spotlight, in the hope that it gains the recognition it deserves, instead of remaining in the shadow of HIV AIDS and Cancer. As we do not receive funding from Govt, it is only by receiving donations from generous folk and businesses, that Diabetes SA Durban is able to run day-to-day programs such as support groups, blood sugar testing and supplying free glucometers to those who cannot afford medical care. One of our fundraising initiatives is Hampers, which we send to donors to thank them for their cash donation. We would appreciate the donation of any goods which we could use to give as thank you gifts. Upon receipt of any donation (cash or goods) over R500.00, we will issue you with a Section 18A Tax Certificate as well as a BBBEE letter from our Accountant stating that our beneficiaries are 80% black. We look forward to building a mutually beneficial relationship with you - a person who is concerned about the health and well being of family, friends, colleagues and the underprivileged of our Nation.

Sister Gertie and Saroj were at Pick 'n Pay Hyper by the Sea this Saturday. It was well attended and numerous people wer...
17/11/2025

Sister Gertie and Saroj were at Pick 'n Pay Hyper by the Sea this Saturday. It was well attended and numerous people were tested, advised and informed about their health, how to manage diabetes and how to identify the signs on early onset.

Sister Gertie and The Lions held a wellness day today. It was well attended. Thank you to Saroj for all your help.
15/11/2025

Sister Gertie and The Lions held a wellness day today. It was well attended. Thank you to Saroj for all your help.

Sisters Gertie and Thandi attended a wellness day with the Meridian Group. It was well attended.
15/11/2025

Sisters Gertie and Thandi attended a wellness day with the Meridian Group. It was well attended.

Sister Pilile was at Bayview Library recently to educate others on Diabetes.
13/11/2025

Sister Pilile was at Bayview Library recently to educate others on Diabetes.

03/11/2025

Don’t grumble because you don’t have what you want—be thankful you don’t get what you deserve. Most people don’t mind suffering in silence as long as everyone else knows about it. Some people intend to be gratefully humble but instead turn out to be grumbly hateful. If you feel “dog tired” at night, it is because you growled all day. Stop grumbling because roses have thorns. Instead, be thankful that thorns have roses!
When we are discontented with ourselves, we grumble about others.

DSADBN in conjunction with aQuellé held a wellness day. Sister Pilile was the nurse on duty.
16/10/2025

DSADBN in conjunction with aQuellé held a wellness day. Sister Pilile was the nurse on duty.

Sister Bhengu attended a successful wellness day at the Sugar Association of South Africa.
09/10/2025

Sister Bhengu attended a successful wellness day at the Sugar Association of South Africa.

Diabetes South Africa-Durban was out and about. Here we see our very own Sister Pilile educating senior citizens at Beth...
09/10/2025

Diabetes South Africa-Durban was out and about. Here we see our very own Sister Pilile educating senior citizens at Beth Shalom.

23/09/2025

Sister Bhengu held a support group in V Section. Sister incorporates exercises which patients can do at home. Being active is one way of preventing Diabetes or managing it correctly.

02/09/2025

Sister Pilile held a workshop at Saint Augustine's Anglican Church on the 30th August. Apart from taking your diabetes medication, having an active lifestyle goes a very long way to keep healthy and increase longevity. Plus, you are never to "old" to do these exercises.

Spring is here—a season of fresh starts, growth, and endless possibilities. Just as the earth awakens with vibrant color...
01/09/2025

Spring is here—a season of fresh starts, growth, and endless possibilities. Just as the earth awakens with vibrant colors and new life, so can you embrace this moment to bloom where you are planted.

18/08/2025

Address

3rd Floor, Office 302, FNB Building, 151 Clifton Road, Musgrave, 4001
Durban North
4051

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 15:30
Tuesday 09:00 - 15:30
Wednesday 09:00 - 15:30
Thursday 09:00 - 15:30
Friday 09:00 - 02:30

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