Exercise helps "burn off" stress-related chemicals in your body. It aids in relaxation by producing endorphins, the "feel good" chemicals of the body. These chemicals create a sense of euphoria and can decrease your stress level.

NEWS FLASH

2008/2009 Progress Report

2008/2009年度进展报告

The NKF is a charitable organisation that provides dialysis treatment and rehabilitation care to kidney failure patients at affordable, subsidised rates. Our philosophy is to care for our patients holistically, aiming to help patients maintain a reasonable quality of life. The NKF also provides health-screening and public education services to raise the community’s awareness on the importance of renal disease prevention.

OUR DIALYSIS PROGRAMME

NKF helps kidney patients through the following four main programmes:

NKF’s haemodialysis programme at its 24 dialysis centres
Helping beneficiaries on peritoneal dialysis at home
Helping children with kidney failure through Children’s Kidney Centre
Helping beneficiaries dialyse at private centres through portable funding

NKF 40TH ANNIVERSARY

NKF had our 40th Anniversary Celebrations on 7 April 2009.
Click here to view our 40th Anniversary booklet and celebrations photos.

DENDROBIUM NKF SINGAPORE

As a gift to the Foundation in celebration of its 40th Anniversary, the employees of the NKF purchased the naming rights of “NKF Singapore”, a unique orchid hybrid created by a well known local orchid breeder. This gift is a manifestation of the NKF staff's belief and faith in the new NKF.

Youths with a Heart

Check out our new Youth Volunteer section especially for the young and vibrant and those young at heart!

CIRCLE OF HEARTS

NKF Circle of Hearts, launched on June 26, 2007, is the first volunteer programme of the new NKF. It is one of its initiatives to inspire kidney patients to rise above their adversities so that they can lead a reasonable quality of life. By including various volunteering activities as part of the patients’ healing process, the new NKF hopes to help them cope better with their long-term illness.