Empowering Sierra Leone Against Diabetes

Learn about diabetes, its effects, and practical ways to prevent and manage it every day, with information tailored for our communities. Join us in promoting health and wellness for all in Salone.

Our Services

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Family and Caregiver Support

Guidance for families and caregivers on how to support loved ones living with diabetes, emphasizing understanding and culturally sensitive care.

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Physical Activity Support

Find practical advice on daily exercises and active living that fit into busy Sierra Leonean lifestyles, suitable for all ages and fitness levels.

Sometimes the very best breakfast eats are the simplest.

Healthy Eating Guidance

Discover local foods and cooking tips that help prevent and manage diabetes, using ingredients easily found in Sierra Leone markets.

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Understanding Diabetes in Salone

Learn what diabetes is, how it affects your health, and simple steps to prevent and manage it in Sierra Leone. This video uses easy Krio phrases to make health advice clear and helpful for everyone.
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Welcome to Diabetɛs Wɛlbɔdi Salone: Your Partner in Diabetes Wellness

Understanding Diabetes in Sierra Leone

Diabetes is a serious health condition that affects many people across Sierra Leone, but not everyone knows what it is. Diabetes means your body has trouble managing sugar (glucose) in the blood, which can cause serious health problems if not treated. At Diabetɛs Wɛlbɔdi Salone, we want to help you understand diabetes in simple terms and show you how it can affect you and your family. Whether you have no idea about diabetes or have just been diagnosed, we are here to help you every step of the way.

How We Help You Stay Healthy

Our goal is to provide clear and easy-to-understand information about preventing and managing diabetes. We focus on practical advice that fits your life in Sierra Leone. This includes tips on eating healthy local foods, staying active in your daily routine, and recognizing early signs of diabetes. We also offer support for people who already have diabetes, helping you manage your condition to avoid complications. We believe say "health na wealth," and by taking care of yourself, you can live a happy, strong life.

Supporting Communities and Health Workers

Diabetɛs Wɛlbɔdi Salone is not only for individuals but also for community health workers and families. We provide educational tools and materials that can be used in clinics and community meetings across both urban and rural areas. Our messages are designed to be easy to understand, respecting the languages and cultures of Sierra Leone. We want to build stronger communities where everyone knows how to protect themselves from diabetes and help those who need support. Join us in making a healthier Sierra Leone, one step at a time.

Frequently Asked Questions


Common signs include feeling very thirsty, peeing a lot, feeling tired, losing weight without trying, and blurry vision. If you notice these, see a health worker.


Diabetes can be caused by many things like eating too much sugar, being overweight, not moving enough, and family history. Sometimes sickness or stress can also cause it.


Diabetes is a condition where your blood has too much sugar. This happens because your body cannot use sugar properly. It can cause health problems if not managed well.


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