Every programme below exists because our founder watched a gap in the system fail a real patient.
Direct financial support for dialysis and kidney transplant, and partnerships with hospitals for subsidised treatment. Many dialysis centres operate on a strict no-money-no-treatment basis; the relief fund exists to make sure that rule does not decide who lives.
Community outreach on prevention and lifestyle, school and workplace health talks, media campaigns against kidney-damaging drugs, and free kidney & liver function testing at every major NNKF event.
Working with government to subsidise kidney treatment, lobbying for kidney care within national health insurance, and pushing for kidney care centres in both rural and urban communities.
Emotional, mental and spiritual support for patients and the families carrying them, plus peer support groups for people living with kidney disease.
Collaborating with universities, hospitals and pharmaceutical companies, and supporting research into more affordable dialysis methods for the Nigerian context.
A charity road walk, a citizens’ football match, free kidney & liver screening and public health education — uniting government officials, healthcare professionals, corporates, traditional rulers, religious leaders, students and sports enthusiasts in Owerri, Imo State.
Create public awareness about kidney disease prevention.
Promote healthy lifestyles and regular medical tests.
Encourage support for kidney patients and their families.
Raise funds for kidney health programmes and patient support.
Advocate kidney policy initiatives and a national Kidney Relief Fund.
Foster community participation in healthcare development.
Every programme here runs on donor support. See exactly what your Naira funds.
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