Dunamanagh Medical Practice

takes place every year in June. This year it runs from the 8 to 14 June.

Children can develop Type 1 Diabetes at any time – Parents don’t ignore signs of

The 4Ts of Type 1 Diabetes are:
😴1. Tired - feeling more tired than usual
🚰2. Thirsty - child being really thirsty
🚽3. Toilet - going to the loo a lot, bedwetting starts unexpectedly
⚖️4. Thinner - losing weight or looking thinner

If symptoms develop, get your child’s blood sugar checked that day. For further information see http://pha.site/type1

Cervical screening can determine whether you have human papillomavirus (HPV) and changes in your cells that could go on to develop into cancer if left untreated. If you are aged between 25 and 64 it's important to book and attend for screening when invited.

If at any time you feel something isn't right, don’t wait, contact your GP.

Visit www.pha.site/cervicalscreening for more info.

The next free Stress Control Online course will start on Monday 8 June. The course will run for six weeks. You do not need to register to join – just follow the instructions at www.stresscontrolclass.com to view each weekly session.
Each of the sessions are available online for seven days.
The course is funded by the Public Health Agency.

The Western Trust’s next Chat-Tea Train will depart Derry for the North Coast on Tuesday, June 16.

The event is open to people aged 60+ who have their travel pass card. Participants interested in travelling must register with their GP Social Work Team by June 12, 2026

The train will leave the North West Transport Hub for Portrush on the 10.38am train but travellers are asked to arrive at 9.30am on the day to get their tickets, enjoy the entertainment and chat to fellow passengers.

Please remember to order and collect your prescription in time for the bank holiday weekend.

Our Meals on Wheels service is available to people of all ages across Strabane and the surrounding areas.

If you like the sound of warm freshly prepared meals delivered directly to your door Monday to Friday, please give us a call. We are here to help !

Please SHARE and SPREAD THE WORD to those who may benefit from this service !


Call 02871884986 for more details.

We’re reminding women to be aware of the signs and symptoms of ovarian cancer.
Symptoms can include feeling bloated constantly, a swollen tummy, needing to p*e more often than usual, change in bowel habits and unexplained tiredness.

To find out more about ovarian cancer visit www.BeCancerAwareNI.info and reach out to your GP if you feel something isn’t right.

The Practice will be closed
Monday 25th May