Megaman
The REACT will be your hospital version of the DAFNE course, not all PCT's have taken up the DAFNE/DESMOND course due to the cost involved so they created their own cheaper version, i.e Plymouth call theirs PASTIE!
As you have CF you won't be classed as a T1, you won't come under the NCIE guidelines for funding, as these are T1 specific. You would have to apply to your PCT Expectional Circumstances Commitee, who can provide funding in exceptional circumstaces for patients treatment that is goverened by NICE guidelines...
Your diabetic consultant should really be working closely with you CF team, as there are many difference in how your treatment would differ from that of a standard T1 or T2 diabetic, more so around your diety needs, which is high fat and caloire rather than the moderate carb, high fibre and low fat diet that is normally reccomended to a diabetic...
So don't be suprised if you have a battle on your hands to get the necessary funding, a lot of T1's who fit the NICE criteria for funding, have a battle to get funding it took me 3 years to obtain my funding for my pump
Update
The commitee is called Special case review panel, if at first they say no you can appeal against their dession