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The Kidney Foundation is a steadfast ally for Canadians living with or at risk of kidney disease. While a cure does not yet exist, we refuse to wait. We invest in lifesaving research and work every day to advocate for improved kidney care that it is effective, equitable, and accessible to all who...

2025 - 2027 $114,236 Quality of Life, Transplantation Acceptability and Usability of the Getontrak Web-Based Self-Management Guide for Kidney Transplant Recipients Institution: Research Institute of the McGill University Health Centre Co-Applicant(s):  Deborah Da Costa, Lloyd Mangahas,...

2023 - 2025 $119,900 Transplantation, Quality of Life, Chronic Kidney Disease Virtual home-based physical pre-habilitation in kidney transplant candidates: a pilot RCT In Partnership with Can-SOLVE CKD Institution: The Research Institute of the McGill University Health Centre Years: 2023 -...

2025 Taxation Year The income tax assistance measures most often used by people with kidney disease are the Medical Expense Tax Credit and the Disability Tax Credit. These are non-refundable tax credits that reduce the amount of income tax you owe. They can’t reduce the amount of tax owed to less...

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On June 3rd, we cheered on eight amateur strongman competitors at The Kidney Foundation’s first ever fitness competition, Flip Off CKD. We couldn’t be happier with how our community showed up for one another! For the last 5 weeks, our athletes have been training in preparation for the competition....