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Diabetes, Healthy Feet
and You

Step ahead towards a healthier you

Many individuals, clinics, and organizations exist to help you manage your diabetes, look after your feet, and treat any diabetes-related foot problems. Do you have a foot problem you need help with? Would you like to contact a foot care professional? Do you need to find a specialty shoe store? * Are you looking for education about diabetes? If so, check out the resources below.

Find Resources in Your Community

Find a foot care professional or specialty shoe store in your area by clicking the appropriate link. 

Chiropodists and podiatrists specialize in treating foot diseases, disorders, and dysfunctions. 

Pedorthists specialize in orthotics, footwear, and footwear modifications

Foot care nurses specialize in basic and advanced foot (skin) and nail care

Find a diabetes education centre or program

Diabetes Canada maintains a list of diabetes education centres and programs in Canada and updates it regularly. Click here to find a diabetes education centre or program near you. If there is no diabetes education centre or program near you, call the Diabetes Canada Contact Centre at 1-800-BANTING (226-8464) for more information on diabetes and diabetes-related programs and services offered by Diabetes Canada.

Other organizations that support people living with diabetes

A variety of organizations are involved in helping persons with diabetes, and many of them have provincial and territorial chapters. Links to some of these organizations are provided here.

  • Diabetes Canada: Education, information, support, and assistance for Canadians with diabetes.
  • Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada: Education, information, support, and assistance to Canadians with heart disease or risk factors for stroke and heart disease, like persons with diabetes.
  • Canadian National Institute for the Blind: Education, information, support, and assistance to Canadians with low vision and blindness.
  • Kidney Foundation of Canada: Education, information, support, and assistance to Canadians with kidney disease or risk factors for kidney disease, like diabetes.
  • NursingHomeAbuseGuide.org: strives to provide a comprehensive free resource for the public to learn more about nursing home abuse and the actions they can take to protect a loved one.

Other online programs

Healthier Living With Diabetes has been licensed to The National Council on Aging (NCOA). Contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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