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Working together to support long-term diabetes remission
At Xyla, we believe strong partnerships are essential to delivering high‑quality, evidence‑based diabetes remission support. By working collaboratively with leisure providers and leading academic institutions, we help people with type 2 diabetes access ongoing support, physical activity opportunities and the chance to contribute to research that deepens understanding of type 2 diabetes remission.
Through our partnerships, individuals completing the NHS Type 2 Diabetes Path to Remission programme can benefit from additional lifestyle support and engage in research that is shaping the future of diabetes care.
Freedom Leisure
Freedom Leisure is a national leisure trust committed to improving health and wellbeing in local communities.
Through our partnership with Freedom Leisure, individuals who have completed the Total Diet Replacement stage of the NHS Type 2 Diabetes Path to Remission programme can access supportive physical activity opportunities designed to help maintain the progress they’ve made.
This partnership focuses on building confidence, encouraging regular movement, and helping individuals find enjoyable, sustainable ways to stay active.
Find out more about the Freedom Leisure partnership:
https://www.freedom-leisure.co.uk/xyla/
University of Portsmouth – PETAL Study
The University of Portsmouth is leading the PETAL Study, which aims to better understand how personality traits may influence weight loss outcomes for people with type 2 diabetes following a very‑low calorie diet.
By taking part, individuals can contribute to research that will help improve how diabetes remission programmes are designed and tailored in the future. Participants are asked to complete a short questionnaire and provide follow‑up health information after finishing the programme.
To take part:
If you are interested in joining the study, please contact Jazz Bartholomew at: Jazz.bartholomew@port.ac.uk
University of Nottingham – Exercise and Remission Study
Researchers at the University of Nottingham, based at the Royal Derby Hospital, are exploring whether a home‑based exercise programme can help people remain in diabetes remission over the long term after completing the NHS Type 2 Path to Remission programme.
The study involves participants completing a four-month home exercise programme, with all equipment provided.
To take part:
You must be a Derbyshire service user in the final three months of the programme. If eligible, please email: Oluwaseun.Anyiam1@nottingham.ac.uk
Partner with us
We welcome partnerships that share our commitment to improving health outcomes through evidence‑based care, research and community support.
By partnering with Xyla, organisations have the opportunity to:
Support people living with type 2 diabetes beyond programme completion
Contribute to meaningful research and service development
Help create accessible, sustainable approaches to long‑term wellbeing
Contact us
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