DPP takes the guess work out of how to make a meaningful lifestyle change, giving you resources to learn how to live a healthy life – for free. And the best part is, you will have the support you need through a year-long class to make the change permanent, including:
Without making a change, many people with prediabetes will develop type 2 diabetes within five years. We urge you to take advantage of this free program, avoid the hassle of pills and needles, and make a healthy lifestyle change for good.
Contact a community health care provider by phone or email to sign up for the next online or in-person session of free DPP classes.
Contacta a la organización por teléfono o correo electrónico para inscribirte en la próxima clase gratuita de DPP.
Call, click to email, or click to register
Rukiyat Lawal
773-967-4846
Email Ranjana Khan to register
Call or click to email Sarina to register
Sarina DiMaso
872-801-1257
Call, click to email, or click to register under “Contact Us”
Mayra Munoz
312-432-7362
Call or click to email Dr. Waddy, or click to register
Dr. Jeffery J. Waddy
708-261-6797
Call or click to email to register
Brian Gannon
872-588-3205
Call or click to email to register
Anna Anderson
312-337-1073
Ext. 4123
Call or click to email Halle to register
Halle Betts
773-759-3918
Call or click to email to register
Abul Foyas
773-856-0758
Call or click to email to register
Aidyn Ocon
773-257-2431
My name is María Ocampo Flores, I’m a resident of Back-of-the-Yards, mother of three and grandmother of two. Recently, due to health complications in my knees, I had to stop working. During a visit at Esperanza Health Clinic, my doctor told me about the Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP).
This program has helped me better my health and my mood. Most of all, it has helped me to develop a healthier diet and become more informed about prediabetes. Since I began the program, I have made overcoming prediabetes, taking care of my health and weight my top goals. I enjoy the classes and the support given to program participants, as it’s an opportunity for us to empower ourselves and to be healthier.