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A monthly donation scheme that provides donors with the option to donate a small gift through Inter-Bank GIRO or credit card. It helps support and ensures the continuity and stability of our programmes. You can play a part in helping our needy kidney patients lead fulfilling lives.
It goes without saying that a balanced diet is the key to staying in the pink of health. Reach for these foods the next time you go grocery shopping – they contain vitamins and minerals that boost the immune system. Fill half your plate with vegetables of different colours. Eating a rainbow helps to boost …
Mr Luah Aik Huat, 50, is one of NKF’s five ‘Kopi Kakis’. Since January, he has been brewing fresh coffee at NKF’s very own Kaki Corner located at NKF’s HQ. Mr Luah was formerly from the food and beverage industry, hence he is no stranger to making drinks. He leapt at the opportunity to man …
“I encourage the patients to not be scared of a transplant as it really is the best option for us patients. I am so much more energetic now. Without having to dialyse, I feel so much freer. In fact, I will finally get the chance to attend my daughter’s university graduation ceremony this September!” – …
Lifeline of patients, each machine has an average lifespan of 7- 8 years. A contribution of $20,000 provides 1 dialysis machine that will benefit 6 patients who are on dialysis 3 times a week, 4-5 hours each time.
Staying indoors and adhering to social distancing orders does not mean that your fitness regime has to be compromised. While many of us might be foregoing our usual workout classes at the gym or sports activities with friends, NKF recommends a few exercises that you can do at home. It is especially important to exercise …
Prior to becoming a dialysis patient, Mr Ahmat Bin Pagi, 66, and his wife, Mdm Hamidah Bte Mohamed Noor, 63, had already been actively volunteering with NKF for more than a decade under the pioneer Grains of Hope (GOH) programme. Unfortunately, Mr Ahmat was diagnosed with kidney failure five years ago and became an NKF …
Patients come for treatment thrice weekly and have to do so for the rest of of their lives. For each treatment, they depend on an Artificial Kidney (A.K) to filter wastes and excess fluids from their body. A $25 donation benefits one patient who uses A.K.s for one week.
It is important to focus on community education on a larger scale, so that it can be sufficiently impactful to delay and prevent the onset of serious complications such as kidney failure. Your donation supports conducting of health talks, seminars and health screenings; open house at dialysis centres; and outreach programmes to schools and the …
The National Kidney Foundation (NKF) is deeply committed to journeying with patients every step of the way in their treatment and rehabilitative care, advocating kidney health to prevent kidney failure and making a difference in the renal landscape, to benefit the community.
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