Chaguanas Branch of The Diabetes Association of Trinidad & Tobago

15/11/2023

To commemorate World Diabetes Day 2023, members of the Chaguanas Branch of The Diabetes Association of Trinidad & Tobago participated in 2 outreaches: at The Price Club Supermarket and Warrenville shiv Mandir simultaneously. We would like to thank the public for stopping by & participating as well as businesses who would have partnered to make this a success.

Looking forward to World Diabetes Day 2024!

27/09/2023

04/09/2023

Proud to be DATT!

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04/09/2023

Happy To Invite You To Our September Meeting!

Open to ALL persons living within Chaguanas and environs.

Join us and lead a healthy lifestyle!

04/09/2023

Hi Friends,

Do you or someone you know live with Diabetes? If yes, please follow us on Instagram and DM us on how you can become a member today!

https://instagram.com/datt_chaguanas?utm_source=qr&igshid=OGIxMTE0OTdkZA==

03/12/2022

Do you know a child who may be at risk for diabetes? Children who show signs of pre diabetes (overweight and darkening of neck, underarms etc) or have a family history of diabetes?
Call us at 607-3288 ext. 1004 to register our FREE three-day camp.
Children will learn about diabetes, healthy cooking and will be involved in fun interactive sessions. This camp is sponsored by the TTMoves initiative, Ministry of Health.
Click the link https://forms.gle/aCtBG9xo3nteUxH59 to sign up!

14/11/2022

In commemoration of World Diabetes Day 2022, the Chaguanas Branch of the DATT did 2 outreaches:
1. At the Munroe Road Hindu School and
2. At the PriceClub Supermarket
We would like to thank all the branch members, staff and patrons who made this a success.

14/11/2022

Happy World Diabetes Day 2022!

01/06/2022

Drink water, instead of sweetened juices and soft drinks, to reduce your chance of becoming obese or getting diabetes and heart disease. 🚰

06/10/2021

For people living with Diabetes......prevent or at least delay the onset on Diabetes to those at risk thought education, research and advocacy....

26/05/2020

Most of the sodium 🧂 in our diets comes from packaged, processed foods 🤮🤢. Eating these foods less often can help reduce your sodium intake 😮, lower your blood pressure 😌 and/or prevent high blood pressure (hypertension) from developing in the first place😀✨💕.

The American Heart Association 💚 recommends no more ❌ than 2,300 milligrams (mgs) a day (1 teaspoon) and an ideal limit of no more than 1,500 mg per day for most adults, especially for those with high blood pressure 🤕. Even cutting back by 1,000 mg a day 📉 can improve blood pressure 😃👍🏼 and heart health 😍❤️.