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Kidney Wales welcomes the Welsh Government’s launch of a new two-year programme designed to improve the early identification and treatment of chronic kidney disease (CKD) across Wales. The initiative recognises…

Living donor perspective My surgeon squatted down next to me, as I was sitting gowned up on the edge of the bed in the anaesthetic room, and took both of…

Sunday 7th September saw the biggest ever Brecon Carreg Cardiff 10K, with more than 7,800 runners registered across the 10K and supporting 2K race. Despite the rain, spirits were high…

We are thrilled to announce that Kidney Wales has been shortlisted as a finalist in the Organisation of the Year category at the Welsh Charity Awards 2025! Being recognised in this prestigious category…

Support Where It’s Needed MostThis year, 70p of every £1 donated went directly to helping people living with kidney disease.We spent £316,597 supporting the kidney community, including: Information & Advice…

We’re proud to announce that Kidney Wales has been chosen as the official charity partner of the Cardiff Devils for the 2025–26 season. This exciting new partnership is a fantastic…

Kidney Wales has provided vital financial support to dozens of kidney patients across Wales during the first quarter of its financial year, distributing more than £11,000 in grants to those…

Patients undergoing dialysis treatment across Swansea Bay will now benefit from quicker, easier, and more comfortable assessments thanks to funding from our NHS Equipment fund, that we piloted last year….

A team of six nurses who work in the Children’s Kidney Unit at the Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospital in Wales will be taking on the Brecon Carreg CDF 10K in…

Around 8,000 people in the UK, including over 200 children, are waiting for a life-saving organ transplant. Sadly, many will not receive the transplant they need in time. Even though…