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Our diabetes-related programs and services are provided by an interdisciplinary team of health professionals. The programs support individuals who are living with or at risk for diabetes with high-quality care and education they need to prevent, manage or reduce their risk of diabetes or diabetes-related health concerns. We prioritize clients who experience access barriers to health care and community services.

  • Services are FREE of charge and open to residents living in our catchment area.
  • OHIP coverage is NOT required.
  • Over-the-phone language interpretation services are also available as required for all services.

We do not offer emergency or walk-in services.

Registered clients must call to make an appointment in advance.

For more information contact us.

diabetes
Don Mills Diabetes Education Program (DMDEP)
  • One-on-one counselling for individuals with Type 2 diabetes led by registered nurses and dietitians
  • Group information sessions on general diabetes management, including the role of nutrition, exercise, blood sugar monitoring and medication
  • Workshops on topics such as nutrition label reading, safe fasting during Ramadan, physical activity, healthy eating and foot care
  • Ongoing review and support sessions to help individuals with diabetes self-manage and live a healthy and active life
DMDEP Referral Form
diabetes management
South Asian Diabetes Prevention Program (SADPP)
  • Mobile clinics for Early Detection and Diabetes Prevention in regions of Toronto that South Asians call home
  • Screening for those who do not live with diabetes, using a unique tool tailored specifically to the South Asian community
  • Language-specific and culturally relevant resources and services on healthy eating, physical activity and mental health for recently resettled South Asians

For more information or to participate in our workshops please call: 416.429.4991 ext 291

Upcoming SADPP Series

SADPP Registration Form
10 Gateway Blvd
Toronto ON M3C 3A1
Phone: (416) 429-4991
Fax: 416 422 3573
Email: info@fhc-chc.com
5 Fairview Mall Dr #359
North York, ON M2J 2Z1
Phone: (416) 640-5298
Fax: 416 642 2238
Email: info@fhc-chc.com
Health Access Thorncliffe Park
45 Overlea Blvd., Unit B7 (lower level)
Toronto, ON M4H 1C3
Phone: (416) 421-6369
Fax: (647) 729-9955
Email: info@healthaccesstp.org