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NEW YEAR, NEW OPPORTUNITIES “Life is about creating new opportunities,not waiting for them to come to you.” – Salma Hayek Hello everyone!! Hi Everyone! I know it’s been a while. It has been a busy year, but we are back to provide a full review of all you missed in 2023. Before that, we wish you all a Happy New Year …

Latoya Aquart-Foster (right), project manager, CHASE Fund, looks at the dialysis machine with (from left) Beverley Senior Berry, director of nursing services; Anthony Wood, CEO of Bustamante Hospital for Children; Dr Colin Abel; Dr Sandrica Young Peart, consultant paediatrician and paediatric nephrologist at Bustamante Hospital; Dr Maolynne Miller, chairperson of Jamaica Kidney Kids Foundation (JKKF), and Michelle Finnikin Campbell, acting …

MONTEGO BAY, St James — This week is being observed as World Kidney Awareness Week, and the renal dialysis unit at Cornwall Regional Hospital (CRH) has planned a host of activities geared at raising awareness of chronic kidney disease and renal failure. This year’s World Kidney Awareness Week is being observed from March 5-11, with World Kidney Day celebrated on …

The Jamaica Kidney Kids Foundation family announces with sadness the passing of Dr. Marsha Gooden, Paediatric Nephrologist and founding Director of JKKF. She was loved by and absolutely dedicated to her Kidney Kids. She will be missed, May she rest in peace.          

David’s mom thanking Super Value group for paying for David fistula.. $230,000.  

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 …