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Grace took control of her health by learning new tools for healthy living and reducing her risk for diabetes through the YMCA's Diabetes Prevention Program.
Program Overview
About the Program
Testimonials
Am I At Risk?
Diabetes Statistics
In the News
Health Professionals
Partners and Community
Publications
Locate A Participating Y
ALABAMA: Birmingham
ARIZONA: Phoenix; Tucson
CONNECTICUT: New Haven; Wilton
DELAWARE: State of Delaware
FLORIDA: Clearwater (Beginning May 2012); Jacksonville; Orlando; St. Petersburg; (Beginning May 2012); Tampa; Venice
GEORGIA: Atlanta; Savannah
IDAHO: Boise
INDIANA: Bloomington; Fort Wayne; Indianapolis
IOWA: Marshalltown
KANSAS: Wichita
KENTUCKY: Lexington; Louisville
MASSACHUSETTS: Lawrence
MINNESOTA: Alexandria; Minneapolis; St. Paul; Willmar
MISSOURI: St. Louis
NEVADA: Las Vegas
NEW JERSEY: Annandale; Elizabeth; Livingston; Woodbridge
NEW YORK: Glen Cove; New York City; Rochester; Rye
OHIO: Cincinnati; Columbus; Dayton
OREGON: Eugene; Salem
PENNSYLVANIA: Natrona Heights; Philadelphia (Beginning July 2012)
RHODE ISLAND: Providence
TEXAS: Arlington; Dallas; Fort Worth; Houston
WASHINGTON, District of Columbia
WASHINGTON: Seattle; Spokane
WISCONSIN: La Crosse; Milwaukee;
Stevens Point
The YMCA's Diabetes Prevention Program is supported nationally by UnitedHealth Group and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
