Kidney Foundation MB

Join our next webinar on April 9 at 12 PM EDT to discover how intentional laughter can ease stress, lift mood, and support emotional resilience, especially for those living with chronic kidney disease. Register for free today: bit.ly/Webi-9APR26

Kidney disease symptoms can be silent until permanent damage has already happened. Currently, there is also no cure for it. Prevention and early detection can save you and your loved ones. This #KidneyHealthMonth, take a few minutes to know your risk: areyouatrisk.ca

Fact: Dialysis and kidney transplants are life-sustaining treatments for over 50,000 Canadians facing kidney failure. A kidney transplant is often the best option, but the wait can be long. Learn more at: bit.ly/KCA-Kidney-Fai… #KidneyHealthMonth #Dialysis

#WorldKidneyDay is turning 20! “Kidney Health for All, Caring for People, Protecting the Planet” is the theme for 2026 and the topic continues a legacy of education & awareness. worldkidneyday.org/2026-campaign/

Gift of Life flag is flying today. Raised in honour of a donor & the courage, compassion and generosity behind the decision to offer a gift of life. #thankyou

As 2025 ends, we’re so grateful for your support! 💚 Your generosity makes a real difference for kidney patients and families across Manitoba. Here’s to continuing this work together in 2026!

When #KidneyDisease threatened Colin’s life, Brittany was his perfect match! Today, their family is thriving because so many generous people chose to make a difference. Make a special holiday gift today and our Board of Directors will match it! kidney.ca/give

Happy Holidays from all of us at the Manitoba Branch of the Kidney Foundation! 🎁 Wishing you a joyful and cozy holiday season. Stay warm, take care of yourself, and enjoy the special moments with family and friends.

The holidays are almost here! 🎄Our office will be closed from December 24, 2025 – January 2, 2026. Wishing everyone a safe and happy holiday season! ✨

Holidays = food + family. 🍽️ If you’re managing a kidney diet, planning ahead is key! Tips for a happy, healthy season: kidneycommunitykitchen.ca/dietitians-blo…

Holidays can feel tough with kidney disease. You’re not alone. Connect with others who understand. Free, virtual peer support across Canada. 💻 kidney.ca/peer-support

Gift of Life flag is flying today. Raised in tribute to a donor & honouring the gift of life offered to help others. #thankyou

Every click matters. Every gift brings hope. Your support powers research, advocacy, and care for those living with #KidneyDisease. Let’s keep the momentum and give hope a chance to grow. Let’s close #GivingTuesday2025 with a bang: bit.ly/GT25-Thanks-X

This #GivingTuesday, your donation powers #KidneyResearch like Dr. Lemaire’s and allows for the discovery of better solutions to prevent, diagnose, and treat kidney disease. Help 4M Canadians living and their families when you donate today: bit.ly/GT25-Lemaire-X

Gift of Life flag is flying today. Raised in honour of a donor & honouring the courage, compassion and generosity of saying yes to organ donation. #thankyou

Don’t let your unused car freeze in your garage or driveway this winter! Donate it to #KidneyCar in a hassle-free process trusted by donors for over 30 years. Your #CarDonation will help the 1 in 10 Canadians living with #KidneyDisease. Learn more at kidneycar.ca

At 11, Camille was diagnosed with a rare #KidneyDisease. Her childhood was filled with treatments and side effects. Today, she’s training for a half-marathon. Donors like you give hope a chance to grow, making stories like Camille’s possible. Learn more: bit.ly/GT25-Breton-X

Gift of Life flag is flying today. It has been raised in honour of a donor & recognizes the decision to offer a gift of life to others in need. #thankyou

Our first day back at #ParliamentHill just wrapped up! Our discussions reinforced key priorities in prevention, early detection, and timely intervention. We also emphasized the importance of robust data to support evidence-based decision making. #NationalCKDFramework

CKD is one of the most serious, yet least recognized, public health challenges facing Canadians today. This progressive, life-threatening condition currently affects 1 in 10 Canadians. Read more about why a national Framework is needed: bit.ly/Hill-Times-CKD