Salih Hendricks is a South African Diabetes Amputee Advocate and shares his lived experience with many around the world on platforms like, DEDOC.org, WHO, IDF, Diabetes South Africa, Diabetes SA Advocacy, American Limb Preservation Society, Bromley Diabetes UK Peer Support Group.

He is a Board Member of Diabetes South Africa and South Africa Diabetes Advocacy. He does Peer Support and motivational talks on awareness and prevention of diabetes
complications and amputations. He is always promoting diabetes Education with awareness and prevention.

https://www.instagram.com/salihhendricks/

https://www.thewaytomyheart.org/
https://www.who.int/news-room/events/detail/2021/11/23/default-calendar/ncd-hard-talk-webinar-comprehensive-diabetes-management

Salih Hendricks (South Africa)

https://limbpreservationsociety.org/news/alps-features-salih-hendricks-a-diabetic-and-amputee-advocate/

DSA News – Autumn 2022

https://www.diabetesadvocacy.org.za/board-members

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