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It involves treating the symptoms of kidney disease, preventing and managing problems, protecting the remaining kidney function, and supportive medical and psychosocial care. This type of kidney care is for patients with end-stage kidney disease who would prefer not to include dialysis as part of...

Living donation occurs when a person freely decides to donate one of their kidneys to someone in need of a transplant. Kidney donation is the most frequent type of living organ donation and is the most successful of all transplant procedures. A living kidney donation comes most often from a family...

Branch Contact Information Please select a region: The Northern Alberta & the Territories Branch includes the Northwest Territories. Branch Office 11227 Jasper Ave., Suite 202 Edmonton, AB T5K 0L5 Tel: (780) 451-6900 / 1-800-461-9063 within Alberta & Territories Fax: (780) 451-7592 Email:...

Effective Date: April 22, 2025 This explains how The Kidney Foundation of Canada (“The Kidney Foundation”, “we”, “our”, or “us”, as appropriate) uses cookies and similar technologies. This explains the cookie usage for any website, web application or mobile browser, operated by The Kidney...

Join us for this FREE event led by Professional Chef Leslie Cairns and with Waterloo Health Regional Network renal dietitians on site. You will get to sample a 3-course meal, take recipes home and learn plenty of renal-friendly tips and tricks!  The event was made possible by funding from Cambridge...

Effective October 28, 2022 The Kidney Foundation of Canada considers the health and safety of its staff and volunteers, the community, and its stakeholders to be of the utmost importance. People living with kidney disease are more vulnerable to COVID-19. People who are immunocompromised, such as...