David’s mom thanking Super Value group for paying for David fistula.. $230,000.
Christmas Treat at Harmony Beach, Montego Bay.

David’s mom thanking Super Value group for paying for David fistula.. $230,000.
Ayden is 1 years old. He has chronic kidney failure but is active and self confident. Your donations help with his kidney care. The Jamaica Kidney Kids Foundation ensures that no child dies from kidney disease because of poverty.
Desean is 9 years old. He is active and loves to play football. He has chronic kidney failture. Your donations help with his kidney care. The Jamaica Kidney Foundation ensures that no child dies from kidney disease because of poverty.
Christina is 7 years old. She is currently in grade 2 and loves to read. She has kidney disease. Your donations help with her kidney care. The Jamaica Kidney Kids Foundation ensures that no child dies from kidney disease because of poverty.
Nephrologist urges persons to adopt healthier diet, lifestyle to avoid illness An estimated 300,000 Jamaicans, or about 10 to 12 per cent of the population, suffer from chronic kidney disease (CKD), with many more not knowing that they have the illness. An estimated 300,000 Jamaicans, or about 10 to 12 per cent of the population, suffer from chronic kidney disease …
The IPNA Sister Center Committee is delighted to announce that in 2022 we have been able to award again 2 successful applications. Congratulations go to National Kidney and Transplant Institute, Philippines supported by Children’s Hospital at Westmead, Australia and Cornwall Regional Hospital, Jamaica supported by Children’s National Hospital, Washington/USA. We look forward to hearing about their joint activities!
A Review of Literature on Kidney Care in Jamaica and Other Low- and Middle-Income Countries By Nadia McLean and O’Neal Malcolm Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a significant cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide.The global burden of CKD is estimated at 500 million people worldwide, with the majority of people with CKD (80%) living in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) …
JAMAICANS suffering from chronic or end-stage kidney disease must fork out up to $2 million a year for treatment (dialysis) to remove excess fluid and impurities from the bloodstream or face an unthinkable alternative — death. Even at that, 3,000 people are currently on dialysis at least twice per week, typically paying $7,500 per treatment at the University Hospital of …
The Yuletide season, during which men and women emphasise goodwill, caring, and love for each other — as promised in the birth of Jesus the Christ — will have special meaning this Christmas for Mr Christopher Seaga, adopted son of the late Prime Minister Edward Seaga. Battling stage four, or end-stage kidney failure, which threatened his life, the younger Seaga is …
Jamaica Kidney Kids Foundation is a nonprofit organization registered in July 2012 dedicated to improving the care of children with kidney disease. The Directors of this Foundation are: Dr. Maolynne Miller, Mr. Williams Tavares-Finson, Mr. Craig Chin, Mr. Andrew Cocking, Ms. Erin Hayle and Mrs. Trudy Francis. Our Mission To improve the care of children with kidney disease, focusing on: …