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Mum takes on rollercoasters and running for a life-changing cause

A marvellous mum will experience the thrills of Alton Towers in more ways than one when she takes on the Alton Towers Half Marathon in aid of the National Kidney Federation. Read more

National Kidney Federation calls on local runners to take on iconic regional races

The National Kidney Federation (NKF) is encouraging keen runners from across the East Midlands to lace up their trainers and support the kidney community by taking part in a series of popular running events. Read more

The National Kidney Federation appears in book marking 100 years of royal and parliamentary leadership

Prescription Charges for Kidney Patients: Have Your Say

‘She gave us our family back’ NKF Helpline Advisor, Linda Pickering, retires after more than 30 years of supporting kidney patients

Martin Vickers MP Engages with Kidney Patients During Visit to Grimsby Renal Unit

Shadow Health Minister Engages with Kidney Patients to Hear Frontline Experiences of Renal Care

A Bolder, Braver Approach for Organ Donation In the UK

Threshold Increase Offers Hope for Greater Approval of Innovative Kidney Disease Treatments

Look Beyond The Bias

Kidney Charities Call on No.10 to Take Urgent Action on Kidney Disease

Organ Donation Faith Messaging Guidance

Harrow Mayor Honours Organ Donors

Open Letter: Kidney Disease Prevention Under the Ten-Year Plan

The NKF Gets £5K Grant Following A Public Vote

‘Diagnosis Connect’ to Support Patients from Point of Diagnosis

Team enfinium Conquers Total Warrior Challenge for Charity

NKF reaction to the NHS 10-Year Health Plan for England

Team enfinium Prepare to Tackle the Total Warrior Challenge for Charity

Kidney Technologies on the Horizon

Innovative Kidney Disease Screening Project Aims to Tackle Health Inequalities

WHO says Yes: Kidney Health is a Global Priority

Australian Cricket Star Speaks About Living with Chronic Kidney Disease

Kidney disease is not just about your kidneys

Kidney disease can change many parts of your life. It can change how you feel. You might feel: • Worried about the future • Sad or low • Angry or frustrated • Alone • Tired a lot of the time
Mum takes on rollercoasters and running for a life-changing cause

A marvellous mum will experience the thrills of Alton Towers in more ways than one when she takes on the Alton Towers Half Marathon in aid of the National Kidney Federation.
National Kidney Federation calls on local runners to take on iconic regional races

The National Kidney Federation (NKF) is encouraging keen runners from across the East Midlands to lace up their trainers and support the kidney community by taking part in a series of popular running events.
Barcelona Marathon 2027

Take on one of Europe's most popular marathons and experience the vibrant city of Barcelona on foot. We've teamed up with Run For Charities to offer you exclusive access to the Barcelona Marathon on 14 March 2027.

Sexual relationship in kidney failure for men

Sexual relationship in kidney failure for men information leaflet
Can Kidney Patients eat fruit and vegetables

Can Kidney Patients eat fruit and vegetables information leaflet
Medication for immunosuppression and prevention of infections in kidney patients

Medication for immunosuppression and prevention of infections in kidney patients
Pain in Kidney or Urine Diseases

Pain is one of the more common reasons to go to a doctor.
Chronic kidney disease

Kidney disease is a term used by doctors to include any abnormality of the kidneys, even if there is only very slight damage.
Fistula Care

Care of your fistula information leaflet
Acute kidney injury

What is acute kidney injury? information leaflet
Small or Single Kidney

The kidneys play an important role controlling the amount of water in the body.
Healthy eating for people with chronic kidney disease (CKD) Stages 1 to 3

Chronic Kidney disease is a long – term condition where the kidneys do not work well. It does not usually cause symptoms until later stages. CKD is normally found at earlier stages by blood and urine tests. Your GP can tell you what stage of kidney disease you have.
Stage 3 Chronic Kidney Disease

Don’t panic! We explain what CKD Stage 3 means for you and how you can keep your kidneys healthy.