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Tongan – lea faka-Tonga

Fekumi ki he ngaahi fakamatala fekau’aki mo e suka ‘i ho’o lea tu’ufonua.

Ma’u ‘a e ngaahi fakamatala ki hono leva’i e suka, me’akai mo hono ngaahi ivi, fakamālohi sino mo e ngaahi me’a kehe.

Ko e NDSS ‘oku nau ‘oatu kiate koe mo ho fāmili ha ngaahi tokoni kehekehe ko e ngaahi sevesi poupou ta’etotongi, ngaahi polokalama, ngaahi naunau mo e ngaahi koloa ‘oku fakapa’anga fou ‘i he NDSS ke tokoni’i koe ke ke mo’ui lelei ‘i ho’o fekuki mo e mahaki suka.

Kole ki ho’o toketā pe tokotaha fale’i ki he suka ke lesisita koe ‘i he NDSS. ‘E lava heni ke tokoni’i ai koe ke leva’i lelei ho suka.

Te ke lava tā ki he laine tokoni ‘a e NDSS ‘i he 1800 637 700 ki ha toe fakamatala lahi ange. ‘Oku ke fiema’u ha fakatonulea? Te ke lava tā ki he Tafa’aki ki he Liliu Lea mo e Fakatonulea (TIS) ‘i he 131 450. Fakahaa’i ho lea tu’ufonua. Tatali ke fakahoko koe ki he fakatonulea, pea ke ‘eke leva ke tā ki he 1800 637 700.

Explore diabetes information in your language.

Download resources on diabetes management, food and nutrition, physical activity and more.

The NDSS provides you and your family members with a range of free support services, programs, resources, and subsidised products through the NDSS to help you live well with diabetes.

Ask your doctor or diabetes educator to register you on the NDSS. This can help you manage your diabetes.

You can call the NDSS Helpline on 1800 637 700 for more information. Do you need an interpreter? You can call the Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS) on 131 450. State your language. Wait to be connected to an interpreter, then ask for 1800 637 700.

Type 2 diabetes – Suka kalasi 2 pe suka kai

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Management and care – Levaʻi mo hono tokangaʻí

Mapule‘i e tōlalo ‘o e suka

Suká mo e faka‘ulí: ko ha fakahinohino vave

Emotional health – Moʻuilelei fakaeongo 

Food and nutrition – Meʻakaí mo e iví fakameʻatokoní

Ko e ngaahi fokotu‘u fakakaukau ki he me‘akai mo‘ui lelei

Siofi ʻo e kapohaituletí: ko ha kiʻi fakahinohino nounou faka-Tonga

Ngaahi tokoni vave: ki ha feimeʻatokoni faka-Tonga moʻuilelei ange

Physical activity – Ngaungaue ʻa e sinó 

Diabetes Australia acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Owners and Custodians of this Country. We recognise their connection to land, waters, winds and culture. We pay the upmost respect to them, their cultures and to their Elders, past and present. We are committed to improving health outcomes for all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people affected by diabetes and those at risk.

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