Putting people first
Hands that care and hearts that lead
The Nurses’ Merit Award is one of the most prestigious accolades presented by the Ministry of Health. It recognises nurses who have demonstrated outstanding performance, dedication, and contributions...
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United by purpose, inspired by hope
The Swing For Hope: NKF Charity Golf 2025 was more than just a game – it was a powerful show of solidarity in the fight against kidney failure. The event united individuals who share one purpose...
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Entrepreneur Mdm Cheah Bee Chew leads with compassion
Mdm Cheah Bee Chew, founder of Bee Choo Origin, reminds us that true success lies in service to others. Beyond her achievements as an entrepreneur...
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A love rooted in faith and resilience
For 56-year-old Peter Koh and his wife, Gan Gok Chuan, the vow to love in sickness and in health is not just ceremonial – it is something they live out every single day. Theirs is a story of quiet strength, enduring love and unwavering...
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A father’s gift of life
For 51-year-old Teng Wei Kiat, fatherhood means more than love – it means giving part of himself, literally, to save his son’s life. In December 2020, what started as a joyful family dinner turned into a night of fear. His then nine-year-old son, Zhi Jun, experienced fever and sharp pain near his swollen back, which caused him to cry out in pain...
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Living well with PD
At 70 years old, Velusamy Saraswathy is no stranger to community life. A longtime volunteer with her Residents’ Committee and Community Centre’s Indian Activity Executive Committee, she has spent more than 20 years bringing people together through walks, gatherings and social events...
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Understanding peritoneal dialysis
PD is a daily, non-intermittent home treatment that uses the peritoneum, a thin lining in the abdomen, as a natural filter to remove waste and excess fluid. Dialysis solution (dialysate) is introduced into the abdomen through a catheter. Waste and fluid from the blood pass...
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Where care begins: a fundraiser’s story
For Tan Yi Jing, 37, fundraising is far more than a job – it is a mission grounded in empathy, purpose and people. As a member of the fundraising team at NKF...
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Sweet victory for your kidneys starts with prevention
At NKF, Prevention is one of our key pillars – stopping kidney disease before it starts. This World Diabetes Day (14 November), we are raising awareness of a crucial truth: managing diabetes is one of the most powerful ways to protect your kidneys and your life...
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Eat well, waste less
Healthy, sustainable eating does not have to be costly or wasteful. With mindful meal planning, we can benefit both our health and the planet.
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Walk your way to healthier kidneys
Did you know that just 30 minutes of walking every day can lower your risk of diabetes and help protect your kidneys? With World Diabetes Day coming up in November, there is no better time to start moving. You do not even need a gym membership or fancy shoes to get started!
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Season of giving - end the year by uplifting lives
“Dialysis is a part of my life, but each day remains a precious blessing. I’m deeply grateful for the care I receive and for the kindness of those whose generosity makes it all possible.” Jaime Zheng Huimin, 38,
on dialysis for 18 years.
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