Programs
Life Program!
Free Healthy Lifestyle Program
Funded by the Victorian Government · Managed by Diabetes Victoria
Life! is a free, evidence-based healthy lifestyle program that supports eligible participants to improve eating habits, increase physical activity, and manage stress.
The program is delivered by accredited health professionals, including Accredited Practising Dietitians, and aims to help eligible participants reduce their risk of developing type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and stroke.
The Life! program is available to eligible Victorians and selected approved non-Victorian postcodes.
Please note: Life! is a prevention program and is not available to people living with diabetes.
Program Structure
- 7 sessions delivered over 12 months
- Practical, education-focused lifestyle support
- Evidence-based and aligned with national prevention guidelines
Delivery Options
Participants may complete the Life! program through one of the following options:
Group Program (Face-to-Face or Online)
Small groups of 8–10 participants delivered in person or online (Zoom or Teams) by an accredited health professional.
• Online sessions: ~45 minutes
• Face-to-face sessions: 1.5–2 hours
Telephone Health Coaching (THC)
Seven individual telephone sessions with an accredited health professional, offering flexibility in time and location.
CALD-Specific Life! Program
Delivered by trained bilingual facilitators in Arabic, Chinese, and Vietnamese, with culturally adapted resources.
The program is also available in plain English.
Who Is the Life! Program For?
The Life! program is suitable for adults who:
- Are at risk of developing type 2 diabetes, heart disease, or stroke
- Meet eligibility criteria based on risk assessment and postcode
- Are not currently living with diabetes
Check Your Risk & Eligibility using this link, it only takes 3 min:
https://onfgd63qcda.typeform.com/Diala-AUSDRISK
The Life! program provides lifestyle education and support and does not replace medical care.
Aged Care Nutrition Support
Dietetic Care for Older Adults
At Diala Murr Dietary Clinic, we provide evidence-based dietetic services for older adults, delivered by Accredited Practising Dietitians (APDs). Our aged care nutrition support is tailored to the individual’s medical history, nutritional needs, preferences, and care setting, and is aligned with aged care and clinical nutrition guidelines.
Our Aged Care Services May Include
- Nutrition assessment and review
- Identification and management of malnutrition risk
- Meal planning support to meet nutritional requirements
- Texture-modified diets (e.g. soft, minced, pureed)
- Nutrition support for chronic conditions
- Weight monitoring and dietary reviews
- Education and support for carers and care staff

Services may be provided for individuals:
- Living independently
- Receiving Home Care Packages (HCP)
- Living in residential aged care facilities
Our Approach
- Accredited Practising Dietitian–led care
- Person-centred and culturally appropriate
- Evidence-based and guideline-aligned
- Collaborative approach with GPs, nurses, and care teams
Nutrition services support health and wellbeing and do not replace medical care.
Referrals & Funding
We accept referrals through:
- Home Care Packages
- Residential aged care facilities
- Private referrals
Please contact us to discuss service availability and referral pathways.
NDIS Nutrition Support
Dietetic Services for NDIS Participants
We provide dietetic services for NDIS participants where nutrition support is related to a participant’s disability, functional needs, or health goals and is funded under their NDIS plan. All services are delivered by Accredited Practising Dietitians (APDs) and are provided in line with NDIS Practice Standards.
NDIS Dietetic Services May Include
· Nutrition assessments and reports
· Support with meal planning and food routines
· Nutrition support related to disability-associated needs
· Assistance with special diets where clinically indicated
· Education for participants, families, carers, and support workers
· Progress reviews and required documentation
Services are individualised and aligned with the participant’s NDIS goals and funding category.
Our NDIS Approach
· Person-centred and goal-focused care
· Evidence-based nutrition advice
· Clear documentation and reporting
· Collaboration with support coordinators and care teams
Dietetic services support participants to meet their individual nutrition-related goals and do not replace medical care.
Referrals & Funding
We provide services for:
· Self-managed NDIS participants
· Plan-managed participants
· Agency-managed participants (where applicable)
Please contact us to confirm service availability and referral requirements.