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Diabetes is a condition that causes a person’s blood sugar level to become too high.

There are 2 main types of diabetes:

type 1 diabetes – a lifelong condition where the body’s immune system attacks and destroys the cells that produce insulin

type 2 diabetes – where the body does not produce enough insulin, or the body’s cells do not react to insulin properly

Type 2 diabetes is far more common than type 1. In the UK, over 90% of all adults with diabetes have type 2.

High blood sugar that develops during pregnancy is known as gestational diabetes. It usually goes away after giving birth.

Understanding and managing diabetes is key to a healthier and happier life, small changes can make a big difference.

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Understanding diabetes, whether that is for yourself or someone you care for, will help you achieve a happy and healthy life. Small changes can make the biggest difference.  

Bolton NHS Foundation Trust 

Bolton NHS Foundation Trusts website has lots of information about services local to Bolton.  

Their diabetes and endocrine services work together to support you if you are living with type 1 or 2 diabetes, or a common endocrine condition such as thyroid disease. 

The service offers a full assessment of people with complex diabetes related conditions, including issues such as medication, diet, education, risk factors and complications. 

They also specialise in delivering treatment for various endocrine problems such as thyroid, parathyroid, adrenal, pituitary diseases and others 

There are three locations for this service. 

Bolton Diabetes Centre  

Address- Chorley Street, Bolton, BL1 4AL 

Contact details – 01204 462400 

Bolton One  

Address- Moor Lane, Bolton, BL35BN 

Contact details – 01204 463779 

Royal Bolton Hospital  

Address- Minerva Road, Farnworth, Bolton, BL4 0JR 

Contact details – 01204 463779 

Key contact numbers 

Diabetes Services for Adults Tel: 01204 462400 

Specialist Diabetes Duty Nurse Helpline Tel: 01204 462400 

There is also information about how to access this service and diabetic medicine.       

My Way Diabetes 

The My Way Diabetes website has lots of information about local services across Greater Manchester which you can access.  

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This service was created on 22/04/2025 and last updated on 22/04/2025

Understanding diabetes, whether that is for yourself or someone you care for, will help you achieve a happy and healthy life. Small changes can make the biggest difference.  

Northern Care Alliance 

The Northern Care Alliance website has lots of information about diabetes services in Bury. 

The service provides support to manage your condition through a nationally accredited programme. 

You need to be referred to the service via your GP. 

The service will benefit you in many ways, including: 

  • A better experience overall 
  • Better quality of care 
  • Improved co-ordination of your care 
  • Reduced risk of needing to be admitted to hospital 
  • Care closer to home for many people 
  • Greater support to manage your condition 
  • Faster access to any specialist care you may need 

On this website you will also find information about : 

  • What to expect from your appointment 
  • Where to find them 
  • Referral information 

This service is provided at two locations. 

Addresses:  

Moorgate Primary Care Centre, 22 Derby Way, Bury, BL9 0NJ

Phoenix Centre, Church Street, Heywood OL10 1LR 

Phone number: 

Bury, Heywood, Middleton and Rochdale: 0161 206 0552 

Bury Diabetic Support Group  

Bury Diabetic Support Group is a self-help group offering a service to people with diabetes, their careers and families. The group meet every 3rd Wednesday of the month from 7:30pm – 9pm 

The meetings take place in: Lancashire Fusilliers room, Town Hall, Knowsley Street, Bury BL9 0SW.

To contact them, email burydiabetic100@yahoo.co.uk  

You can read more about this on the NHS website  

My Way Diabetes 

The My Way Diabetes website has lots of information about local services across Greater Manchester which you can access.  

 

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This service was created on and last updated on 22/04/2025

Understanding diabetes, whether that is for yourself or someone you care for, will help you achieve a happy and healthy life. Small changes can make the biggest difference.  

Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust  

 Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust website has lots of information about the Manchester Diabetes Centre which provides support for people with diabetes. 

Contact Details 

Diabetes Centre Reception: 0161 276 6700 (8.30am – 5pm, Monday – Friday) 

Appointment Line: 0161 276 6704 (8am – 4pm, Monday – Friday) 

Location 

Diabetes, Endocrinology & Metabolism 

Centre, Peter Mount Building, 

Manchester Royal Infirmary, Manchester, M13 9WL 

My Way Diabetes 

The My Way Diabetes website has lots of information about local services across Greater Manchester which you can access.  

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This service was created on and last updated on 22/04/2025

Understanding diabetes, whether that is for yourself or someone you care for, will help you achieve a happy and healthy life. Small changes can make the biggest difference.  

Northern Care Alliance  

The Northern Care Alliance website has lots of information about The Oldham Diabetes Service. They provide tailored care from Specialist nurses and dietitians, consultant diabetologists and specialty doctors. Home visits, including nursing and residential homes, can also be arranged where appropriate. 

The website also shares information about: 

  • Services offered  
  • Your appointment – what to expect  
  • Where to find them  
  • Referral information  
  • Useful links  

Address: Oldham Diabetes Service, 1st Floor, Glodwick Primary Care Centre, Glodwick Road, Oldham, OL4 1YN 

Phone number: 0161 206 1415 

Email: ODS@nca.nhs.uk 

My Way Diabetes 

The My Way Diabetes website has lots of information about local services across Greater Manchester which you can access.  

Updated

This service was created on and last updated on 22/04/2025

Understanding diabetes, whether that is for yourself or someone you care for, will help you achieve a happy and healthy life. Small changes can make the biggest difference.  

Northern Care Alliance 

The Northern Care Alliance website has lots of information about Diabetes services in Bury. 

The service provides support to manage your condition through a nationally accredited program. 

You need to be referred to the service via your GP. 

The service will benefit you in many ways, including: 

  • A better experience overall 
  • Better quality of care 
  • Improved co-ordination of your care 
  • Reduced risk of needing to be admitted to hospital 
  • Care closer to home for many people 
  • Greater support to manage your condition 
  • Faster access to any specialist care you may need 

On this website you will also find information about : 

  • What to expect from your appointment 
  • Where to find them 
  • Referral information 

This service is provided at two locations. 

Address-  

Moorgate Primary Care Centre, 22 Derby Way, Bury, BL9 0NJ

Phoenix Centre, Church Street, Heywood
OL10 1LR 

Phone number: 

Bury, Heywood, Middleton and Rochdale: 0161 206 0552 

For further information about diabetic medicine in Rochdale, you can visit the NHS website  

My Way Diabetes 

The My Way Diabetes website has lots of information about local services across Greater Manchester which you can access.  

Updated

This service was created on and last updated on 22/04/2025

Understanding diabetes, whether that is for yourself or someone you care for, will help you achieve a happy and healthy life. Small changes can make the biggest difference.  

Northern Care Alliance  

The Northern Care Alliance website has lots of information about diabetes services in Salford.  

The diabetes team provided specialist support, advice and education to people with diabetes, and supports the facilitation of self-management. 

The team is an integrated service and provides care to people with diabetes who are admitted to hospital with diabetes and within the community setting. 

They also provide information about : 

  • Services offered  
  • What to expect from your appointment  
  • Where to find us  
  • Referral information  
  • Related services  
  • Useful links  

The clinic and education program is provided at five locations.  

Pendleton Gateway, 1 Broadwalk, Salford, Greater Manchester, M6 5FX 

Swinton Gateway, 100 Chorley Road, Swinton, M27 6BP 

Walkden Gateway, 2 Smith Street, Walkden, Salford, M28 3EZ 

Eccles Gateway, 28 Barton Lane, Eccles Salford, M30 0TU 

Irlam Medical Centre, Macdonald Road Irlam, Manchester, Greater Manchester M44 5LH 

Please note this is not a drop-in service. Patients can only be seen face to face if you have a booked appointment. 

You can contact 0161 206 8802 for more information.  

My Way Diabetes 

The My Way Diabetes website has lots of information about local services across Greater Manchester which you can access.  

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This service was created on and last updated on 22/04/2025

Understanding diabetes, whether that is for yourself or someone you care for, will help you achieve a happy and healthy life. Small changes can make the biggest difference.  

Stockport NHS Foundation Trust  

The Stockport NHS Foundation Trust website has lots of information about local diabetes services and what they offer. 

The Stockport Diabetes Service is a fully integrated team between hospital and community and is led by three diabetes consultants at Stepping Hill. Within the diabetes service there is a dedicated team of specialist nurses, a specialist midwife, specialist dieticians, high risk podiatrists and a team of diabetes educators that work across the acute and community settings. 

Contact  

You can email the diabetes team: Diabetes.Team@Stockport.nhs.uk 

Queries in relation to Appointments, Cancellations, Referrals & Waiting Lists – Central Appointments – 0161 419 4010 

For more specific enquiries like, insulin pumps, glucose monitoring,  Endocrine Investigation Unit and other subjects, please see the webpage. 

My Way Diabetes 

The My Way Diabetes website has lots of information about local services across Greater Manchester which you can access.  

Updated

This service was created on and last updated on 22/04/2025

Understanding diabetes, whether that is for yourself or someone you care for, will help you achieve a happy and healthy life. Small changes can make the biggest difference.  

Tameside and Glossop Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust  

The Tameside and Glossop Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust website has lots of information about local services for people living with diabetes. 

The Integrated Diabetes Service provides specialist treatment, advice and education for people with diabetes, their carers and other health professionals. 

On their website you will see information about how this service has benefitted patients.  

Contacts 

Integrated Diabetes Service, Dewsnap Lane Clinic, Dewsnap Lane, Dukinfield SK16 5AW 

Tel: 0161 366 2160 or 0161 922 4888  

(community central booking) 

Email: tga-tr.cids@nhs.net 

My Way Diabetes 

The My Way Diabetes website has lots of information about local services across Greater Manchester which you can access.  

Updated

This service was created on and last updated on 22/04/2025

Understanding diabetes, whether that is for yourself or someone you care for, will help you achieve a happy and healthy life. Small changes can make the biggest difference.  

Trafford General Hospital 

The Trafford Diabetes Team run clinics for people with diabetes at Trafford General Hospital, Altrincham General Hospital and Stretford Memorial Hospital. 

If you have recently been diagnosed with diabetes, wish to update your knowledge and where to access information, care for someone with diabetes or a health care professional who would like up to date information, visit their website. 

My Way Diabetes 

The My Way Diabetes website has lots of information about local services across Greater Manchester which you can access.  

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This service was created on and last updated on 14/05/2025

Understanding diabetes, whether that is for yourself or someone you care for, will help you achieve a happy and healthy life. Small changes can make the biggest difference.  

Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust 

Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust website provides information about the community diabetes service for people with Type 2 diabetes. The service aims to provide high quality information and advice for newly diagnosed patients with a DESMOND programme (DESMOND is a structured education program for adults living with Type 2 Diabetes),insulin initiation and titration and ongoing review. 

The service is provided from clinical locations across the district, nursing and residential homes and home visits where appropriate. 

Contact 

Nurses are based in the long-term conditions suite at: 

Wigan Health Centre, Boston House, Frog Lane, Wigan, WN6 7LB 

Tel 0300 707 7700 

Dietician community service  

There is also information about the dietician community service. 

Dietitians advise and influence food and health policy across the spectrum from government, to local communities and individuals. The team of community dietitians work across three specialist areas: paediatrics, diabetes and nutrition support.  

There is also further information about : 

  • Dieticians  
  • Who can access the service  
  • How to access the service  
  • Where the service is offered 

For more details: 

Dietitians Office, Wigan Health Centre
Frog Lane, Wigan
WN6 7LB 

Telephone: 01942 48 2090
Fax: 01942 48 2272 

Be Well Wigan  

There is support available for people living with diabetes in Wigan on the Be Well Wigan website. 

This includes: 

  • Weight and nutrition 
  • Becoming more active  
  • Self-referral forms 
  • Know your risks  
  • Other useful links   

My Way Diabetes 

The My Way Diabetes website has lots of information about local services across Greater Manchester which you can access.  

Updated

This service was created on and last updated on 22/04/2025

There is more information about diabetes, what causes it, pre- diabetes, when to contact your GP and living with diabetes on  our diabetes news post on our website  

You can also visit the NHS website for information.  

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