The trust arranges dialysis for patients in need through collaborating health centres.
Dialysis becomes necessary at end-stage kidney failure — usually once about 85 to 90 percent of kidney function is gone. It is then needed for life, and the cost is what breaks most families.
Through partner health centres, the trust provides dialysis to patients in need twice a month.
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Three things that would help, today
Dialysis is relentless: twice a week, indefinitely, and it is what empties a family's savings.
Sponsor a patient's sessions
The trust arranges dialysis through partner centres. Ask the office how sponsorship is currently handled.
If you run a centre, take a patient
The service exists because health centres agreed to collaborate. One more centre is one more patient who does not have to choose.
Nothing here is paid for on this website. Every one of these starts with a phone call, because they are conversations rather than transactions — and because the trust would rather know what you are offering than take a card number.
