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NKF - National Kidney Federation We are the largest kidney patient charity run by kidney patients to support kidney patients and their families.

For over 47 years, our charity has aimed to:
Provide National Patient Support Services
Advocate for better renal provision and treatment.

ONLY £1 TO PLAY ENTER NOW!🎟This year you could be one of four lucky winners in our Christmas Draw.We have a top cash of ...
22/10/2026

ONLY £1 TO PLAY ENTER NOW!🎟

This year you could be one of four lucky winners in our Christmas Draw.

We have a top cash of £1,500 and three other cash prizes up for grabs!

ENTER THE DRAW NOW:
www.kidney.org.uk/nkf-draw

The draw will take place on Wednesday 16th December.

Entries may only be purchased by residents of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

The National Kidney Federation is licensed by the Gambling Commission of Great Britain under the 2005 Gambling Act (www.gamblingcommission.gov.uk). Our licence number is: 000-004751-N-303128-003.

CKD + You = ?Receiving a chronic kidney disease (CKD) diagnosis can leave you with lots of questions. What does it mean ...
21/10/2026

CKD + You = ?

Receiving a chronic kidney disease (CKD) diagnosis can leave you with lots of questions. What does it mean for me? What happens next? Where can I turn to for support?

That’s where CKD Connect comes in.

We’re hosting a free educational webinar on Wednesday, 25th November where you can hear from kidney health experts and people living with CKD about managing the condition and finding the support you need.

We’ll explore practical ways to look after your kidney health, where to find trusted information, and the questions you may have following a diagnosis.

Find out more and register for the upcoming webinar here: https://www.kidney.org.uk/patient-signup

The CVRM Conference is officially underway and in full swing!We’re enjoying chatting with attendees at Stand 52, sharing...
20/10/2026

The CVRM Conference is officially underway and in full swing!

We’re enjoying chatting with attendees at Stand 52, sharing information about the services we provide, including our Helpline and Peer Support Service, as well as offering general information about kidney disease.

We’re also excited to be raising awareness of our new campaign, CKD Connect, and discussing how we can support healthcare professionals, particularly those working in primary care, to recognise CKD at an early stage and also to provide people diagnosed with CKD with clear, reassuring information about their condition.

19/10/2026

Have you experienced kidney transplant rejection and are interested in sharing your experience with others?

We're working with a company looking to establish a patient advisory board for adults who have experienced antibody-mediated rejection following a kidney transplant, as well as individuals who provide care and support to these patients.

The project will help increase understanding of patient experiences with kidney transplant rejection and inform the development of patient-focused programs, resources, services, and future initiatives for this condition. We are not recruiting participants for a clinical trial.

Participation in the global standing patient advisory board will consist of up to 3 virtual meetings (each lasting 2 hours). These will take place over a one-year period. The first meeting is planned for November 2026 (exact date/time to be determined). Participants who are eligible and attend the meetings will be compensated for their time.

If you are interested in participating in this opportunity or have any additional questions, please contact:
Lola Hill, Research Associate: [email protected]

We’re excited to be exhibiting at the CVRM Conference over the next couple of days! If you will be attending, come and s...
19/10/2026

We’re excited to be exhibiting at the CVRM Conference over the next couple of days!

If you will be attending, come and say hello at Stand 52 — we’d love to connect, catch up and chat about all things kidney.

We’re looking forward to seeing familiar faces, meeting new people and seeing what the next couple of days bring!

We warmly welcome Dr Zubir Ahmed MP as the new Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Kidney Group (APPKG).The APPKG bring...
19/10/2026

We warmly welcome Dr Zubir Ahmed MP as the new Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Kidney Group (APPKG).

The APPKG brings together MPs and Peers to raise awareness of kidney disease, champion the needs of people affected by it, and help ensure kidney health remains firmly on the parliamentary agenda.

As a former transplant surgeon and Health Minister, Dr Ahmed brings valuable insight into the challenges facing the kidney community and the changes needed to improve care and outcomes.

We look forward to working with him to drive progress and make sure the voices of people affected by kidney disease are heard in Parliament.

Find out more about the APPKG here: www.kidney.org.uk/all-party-parliamentary-group

Fatigue affects many people living with kidney disease, yet the underlying causes are often misunderstood. 🤔Join our fre...
18/10/2026

Fatigue affects many people living with kidney disease, yet the underlying causes are often misunderstood. 🤔

Join our free webinar to discover how anaemia can contribute to ongoing tiredness, what symptoms to look out for, and practical ways to reduce its impact on your everyday life.

Register free today and take the first step towards feeling better:

💻 https://www.kidney.org.uk/Event/nkf-webinar-series

From kidney disease diagnosis to transplant success.Michael’s journey spans over two decades, taking him from regular ho...
18/10/2026

From kidney disease diagnosis to transplant success.

Michael’s journey spans over two decades, taking him from regular hospital appointments and declining kidney function to dialysis, heart surgery, and ultimately a life-changing kidney transplant.

His story is one of resilience and highlights the incredible difference organ donation can make.

Read Michael’s full story on our website today 👇

🔗https://www.kidney.org.uk/michaels-story

Would you like to take part in a magical Christmas fundraising challenge for the NKF?Santa in the City is a 3K or 5K wal...
17/10/2026

Would you like to take part in a magical Christmas fundraising challenge for the NKF?

Santa in the City is a 3K or 5K walk, jog, or run through the heart of London, with everyone dressed as Santa. You can choose to participate on 8, 9 or 10 December 2026. And the best part is that we have five free places for each date!

Why take part?

🏃You can choose to walk, jog or run. Walkers/joggers set off at 7pm and runners at 7.15pm.
🧑‍🎄You’ll receive a free Santa suit with your place.
👪Children and young people under 18 can take part for free.
🧡You can make it a family occasion, a team activity with colleagues or a special way to celebrate or remember someone you care about.
📣You’ll be raising money for the NKF to help us support people affected by kidney disease, at Christmas time and beyond.

Claim your free place here:
https://runforcharity.com/charity-landing-page/nkf-national-kidney-federation/santa-in-the-city

Or for more information, contact our fundraiser Suzanne on 01909 544999 or email [email protected]

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The Point Coach Road
Worksop
S818BW

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 12:30pm

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+441909544999

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