Pediatric Kidney Support Foundation

19/11/2025

Prevention is better than cure.

The recommended daily intake is less than 5 grams of salt (about one teaspoon). To reduce your salt intake, limit processed and restaurant foods, and avoid adding extra salt to meals. Preparing food at home with fresh ingredients makes it easier to stay in control.

19/09/2025

Think about environmental factors related to your area.

Did you know? Environmental factors like extreme heat, pollution, and toxins can harm your kidneys and contribute to CKD. Protecting the planet also means protecting kidney health.

16/09/2025

May God bless our renal nurses for the work they do to pediatric kidney patients. Your self sacrifice spirit is not in vain God will reward you accordingly.
World Kidney Day
Kidney Foundation of Zambia
National Kidney Foundation - Greater New York

25/08/2025

Together we can change Conaniah life.

The initial goal is K25,000

23/08/2025

Help Little Conaniah Thrive While Waiting for his kidney Transplant

Conaniah is just 3 years and 8 months old and has been fighting for his life since birth. He was born with kidney failure caused by congenital abnormalities. To keep him alive and help him grow strong enough for a kidney transplant, doctors started him on dialysis when he was barely two years old.
For 1 year and 6 months, Conaniah endured countless dialysis sessions. His parents believed this would keep him stable until the age of 5, when a transplant could finally be done. But recently, devastating news came - an infection in his peritoneal cavity forced doctors to stop dialysis immediately.
While waiting for him to grow old enough for transplant, his parents have found hope in specialized Chinese medicine and therapy, which may help him thrive, gain strength, and prepare for the surgery ahead. This treatment is expensive, and Conaniah’s parents cannot do it alone. The total cost for his treatment in China is $7000. Any financial help, no matter how small, will go a long way toward giving this brave little boy a chance to live, grow, and smile again.
Donote Via:
Pediatric Kidney Support Foundation
Account number:017-1613086
Bank name: ABSA
Branch: Longacres
OR
MOBILE ACCOUNT:
0965299373- ELIZABETH MWANSA

31/07/2025

Something worth reading.

Sugary drinks may quench your thirst, but they can harm your kidneys. Regular soda intake is linked to kidney disease, high blood pressure, and kidney stones.

29/07/2025

Did you know that diabetes affects not only adults but children too.

Diabetes can damage your kidneys by harming blood vessels, nerves, and increasing infection risk. Early detection helps protect your kidney health.

Learn more:

11/07/2025

Meet Sr Jane
Compassionate, empathetic, and dedicated, Sister Jane is a highly respected and experienced nurse who has worked in the renal ward for many years. She is known for her kindness, patience, and ability to connect with patients and their families during challenging times.

Sister Jane has deep understanding of kidney disease, dialysis, and transplantation. She is committed to providing high-quality patient care and is passionate about improving patient outcomes.

As the Sister in Charge, Sister Jane is a strong leader who leads by example. She is approachable, supportive, and encourages her team to provide person-centered care. She is also committed to ongoing education and professional development, ensuring her team stays up-to-date with the latest best practices in renal care.

Sister Jane believes that every patient deserves compassionate, individualized care that addresses their unique needs and concerns. She prioritizes building strong relationships with patients and their families, empowering them to take an active role in their care and treatment. May God bless you for this work you are doing.

15/03/2025

World kidney day. It was awesome to see all come together. Are your kidneys okay? Early detection can prevent severity of kidney disease. Raise more awareness about the importance of checking how your kidneys are functioning.

13/03/2025

World kidney day 13th March 2025. Are your kidneys okay? Early detection. Promote kidney health.

13/03/2025

World kidney day 13th March 2025.