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Biliary Atresia and Liver care Africa Biliary Atresia Liver Care Africa (BALCA) is a registered non-governmental organization (NGO).

💜 BEYOND THE GIFT OF LIFE Living, Growing and Thriving After Liver Transplantation — From Childhood to AdulthoodJoin us ...
05/10/2026

💜 BEYOND THE GIFT OF LIFE
Living, Growing and Thriving After Liver Transplantation — From Childhood to Adulthood

Join us for a meaningful conversation on “The Patient’s Voice in Long-Term Liver Disease and Transplant Care.”

Our speaker, Cynthia W. Buness, JD, MBA, is a Patient and Research Advocate, Patient and Scientific Advisory Council Member at the Global Liver Institute, Parent Leader with Stanford’s Autoimmune Liver Disease Network for Kids (A-LiNK), and Advisor to the Children’s PSC Foundation.

As a parent whose daughter underwent a liver transplant, Cynthia brings a valuable family perspective to the journey beyond diagnosis and transplantation, and what it means to live, grow, and thrive afterwards.

📅 10 October 2026
🕖 7:00 PM EAT | 12:00 PM ET
🔗 Register in advance: https://calendar.app.google/G1LiT7p52xk5FN746

💜 Please register, join us, and share this with another parent, patient, caregiver, healthcare professional, or anyone who may benefit from this conversation.

Let’s spread the message

💜 OCTOBER IS LIVER CANCER AWARENESS MONTH 💜At Biliary Atresia Liver Care Africa (BALCA), we stand in support of children...
01/10/2026

💜 OCTOBER IS LIVER CANCER AWARENESS MONTH 💜

At Biliary Atresia Liver Care Africa (BALCA), we stand in support of children and families navigating pediatric liver disease, including children going through liver cancer.
Every child deserves the opportunity to be seen, diagnosed early, treated with care, and supported throughout their journey. We also stand with the parents and caregivers walking alongside them — because no family should have to face this journey alone.
This month, we are raising our voices for:
🔹 Greater awareness of pediatric liver conditions and liver cancer
🔹 Early recognition and diagnosis
🔹 Access to appropriate treatment and specialist care
🔹 Stronger support for children and their families
🔹 Better long-term care and follow-up
Pediatric liver cancer may be rare, but every child affected matters. Their stories matter. Their futures matter.

Because every child deserves a chance to live, grow and thrive.
Join BALCA in spreading awareness and standing with children and families affected by pediatric liver disease and liver cancer.

01/10/2026
30/09/2026

💔 URGENT APPEAL FOR HELP 💔
​Every child deserves a chance at a healthy, pain-free life, but right now, this sweet little girl is going through an unimaginable struggle. Across many parts of Africa, millions of families face severe economic hardships and limited access to critical, affordable healthcare, leaving innocent children to suffer through conditions that require urgent medical attention.
​We cannot do this alone, but together, we can bring relief and hope to this child and her family. No amount is too small; every single contribution makes a world of difference.
​If you are moved to help, please consider making a donation using the details below:
​🏦 ACCOUNT DETAILS FOR SUPPORT:
​Bank Name: Access Bank Nigeria
​Account Name: ENOCH EDWARD EGHE
​Account Number: 1827209735
​Account Type: Savings
​Please share this post with your network, keep her in your thoughts and prayers, and help us give her the care she so desperately needs. Thank you for your kindness and generosity! 🙏✨
​

BARE Inc. Global Liver Institute Liver Mommas & Families Texas Liver Care Texas Liver Foundation ChildFund

💜 BEYOND THE GIFT OF LIFE 💜Living, Growing and Thriving After Liver Transplantation — From Childhood to AdulthoodJoin us...
30/09/2026

💜 BEYOND THE GIFT OF LIFE 💜
Living, Growing and Thriving After Liver Transplantation — From Childhood to Adulthood
Join us for a meaningful conversation on “The Patient’s Voice in Long-Term Liver Disease and Transplant Care.”
Our speaker, Cynthia W. Buness, JD, MBA, is a Patient and Research Advocate, Patient and Scientific Advisory Council Member at the Global Liver Institute, Parent Leader with Stanford’s Autoimmune Liver Disease Network for Kids (A-LiNK), and Advisor to the Children’s PSC Foundation. As a parent of a daughter living with PSC, Cynthia brings a valuable family perspective to the journey beyond diagnosis and transplantation.
📅 10 October 2026
🕖 7:00 PM EAT | 12:00 PM ET
🔗 Register in advance: https://calendar.app.google/G1LiT7p52xk5FN746⁠�
We’d love to have you join us. 💜

Biliary Atresia Fighters Liver Mommas & Families BARE Inc. Global Liver Institute Aga Khan Foundation Aga Khan University Hospital, Nairobi Liver Patients International Kenyatta National Hospital

Prudence needs our support. We are calling on everyone to come together and help give her a second chance at life.Every ...
24/09/2026

Prudence needs our support.

We are calling on everyone to come together and help give her a second chance at life.

Every contribution, no matter how small, can make a difference and bring her one step closer to the care she desperately needs.

Let’s come together. Let’s support Prudence. Let’s give her hope. 🙏🏽

Did you know? Pale or clay-coloured stool in a baby, alongside yellow skin or eyes, can be one of the earliest signs of ...
22/09/2026

Did you know? Pale or clay-coloured stool in a baby, alongside yellow skin or eyes, can be one of the earliest signs of a serious liver condition.

It's easy to miss. It's not too late to check.

Our latest guide breaks down what every parent should watch for, and when to see a doctor. Take a look 👇

You are not alone. BALCA walks this journey with you.

🌐 balca.org | ✉️ [email protected] | 📞 +254 786 285 259

22/09/2026
Do you know the early signs of liver disease?Persistent fatigue. Itchy skin, especially at night. Dry eyes and mouth.The...
14/09/2026

Do you know the early signs of liver disease?
Persistent fatigue. Itchy skin, especially at night. Dry eyes and mouth.
These aren't just "getting older" — they can be early signs of Primary Biliary Cholangitis (PBC), an autoimmune condition that quietly damages the bile ducts in your liver.
The good news: caught early, most people who treat PBC go on to live a normal lifespan.
If these symptoms sound familiar, talk to your doctor about a liver panel.

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