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MDoc Healthcare and Lagos Food Bank Initiative will run a diabetes support event in Lagos on November 12, 2026, through the NIDS programme.
mDoc Healthcare is partnering with the Lagos Food Bank Initiative through the Nutrition Intervention for Diabetes Self-management (NIDS). The programme aims to support vulnerable people living with diabetes in underserved communities across Lagos.
The Lagos Food Bank Initiative says the partnership is in observance of World Diabetes Day.
The collaboration is scheduled for November 12, 2026 at the Lagos Food Bank warehouse.
According to the announcement, beneficiaries will receive medical check-ups, health screenings, and counselling on diabetes self-management. The support will focus on diet and lifestyle.
The Lagos Food Bank Initiative lists the goal as reducing food insecurity among people living with diabetes. It also lists objectives that include helping people in low-income communities maintain glycemic control (keeping blood sugar within a healthier range), promoting healthy habits such as diverse dietary choices, portion management, and physical activity, and ensuring a consistent provision of diabetes-appropriate nutritious foods.
The post also describes MDoc Healthcare as a digital health company focused on preventing and managing chronic health conditions through technology, health education, and personalised support. It says the company provides services through its NudgeHubs, Complete Health platform, and Kem, an AI-powered health companion.
This partnership links healthcare support with food support for people managing diabetes.
For people living with diabetes, diet and lifestyle guidance is often tied to whether they can access suitable food consistently. The programme’s focus on counselling and diabetes-appropriate nutritious foods shows a combined approach to self-management and day-to-day nutrition.
Primary Source: Lagos Food Bank, Nigeria, Africa
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