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Langs is the sponsoring organization for the Community Diabetes Program, Waterloo Region, which provides education and support for people to self-manage Type 1, Type 2, gestational diabetes, as well as those who have pre-diabetes.
Patients become better equipped to make healthy lifestyle choices to control blood sugar and reduce the risk of chronic problems associated with diabetes. Virtual, In-person, and hybrid options are available for appointments and classes!
Take our quick online quiz to find out!
✅Understand your risk
✅ Learn about early warning signs
✅ Get tips on prevention and next steps
We understand that your time is valuable, and you may be unable to call during our clinic hours. Langs is pleased to provide a secure platform that allows patients to book appointments online!
Check back for our next event later this year.
The Community Diabetes Program, Waterloo Region, is offered at:
We serve adults with “borderline” or pre-diabetes, gestational diabetes, as well as children and adults with newly diagnosed or existing type 1 and type 2 diabetes. Family members or other support persons are welcome to attend your appointments with you.
Find out if you are at risk of diabetes by attending a pre-diabetes education session or taking this online test.
To join our program, there are two options.
Option 1:
Option 2:
For more information about our program, download the Diabetes Patient Handbook.
Langs Diabetes Reception
519-519-653-1470 ext 285
E-mail: [email protected]
1145 Concession Road
Cambridge, ON N3H 4L5
What can I expect to learn?
How to monitor blood sugar
Ways to manage your blood sugar
Healthy eating and weight management
Eating in special situations (i.e. restaurants, parties)
How your diabetes medications work
What happens when you are sick
Diabetes and Pregnancy
How to manage your diabetes when you travel
Healthy Plate, Steady Steps
Learn how to make simple, healthy meals at home. These short videos share easy recipes, helpful tips, and ideas you can use every day.
Our recipes focus on:
For more info about these recipes, contact Amber, Community Dietitian at 519-653-1470 ext 220.
To refer patients or for insulin order forms, please visit the Waterloo Wellington Diabetes website.
Langs DEP Team
Looking to learn more about diabetes management, but can’t attend an in-person class? Join Diabetes Canada for their Virtual Diabetes Classes, which are for people living with diabetes and their caregivers. These sessions provide participants with an opportunity to learn the basics of diabetes management and connect with other people affected by diabetes in an online format. Find out more and register.
General Resources
Healthy Steps Class Resources
Beyond the Basics - Carb Counting Resource
Advanced Carb Counting Resource
Freestyle Libre (Videos)
Presentation - Angela Puim
This annual award recognizes outstanding diabetes care teams across Ontario. In 2025, the Langs' Diabetes Education Program team received the award for its exceptional delivery of diabetes care and patient education. The recognition highlights teams making significant impacts in patient outcomes, trainee development, and diabetes management, often through integrated, multi-specialty approaches, such as the C.A.R.E. Clinic’s comprehensive assessments.
