Kidneys Unfiltered
"No one really knows about kidney disease. Unless you’re living it or you’ve been in it, you don’t really understand what goes on."
Ben (aka Spudman)
We hear this from so many of you. And that’s why we’ve launched our video series Kidneys Unfiltered - honest conversations about the unspoken taboos of kidney disease.
Are you at risk of kidney disease?
Delano was only two weeks old when his blood pressure was found to be dangerously high. He's been on dialysis since he was four and is now waiting for his third kidney transplant.
Kidney disease can affect anyone. Take our quick and easy online health check to find out if you could be at risk.
Get kidney health information
Living with kidney disease
There are lots of ways to live with kidney disease and manage everyday life. Here is practical advice and support if you or someone you know is living with kidney disease.
We're by your side
Whether you're recently diagnosed, looking to connect with others or want to learn about the latest research breakthroughs, we’re by your side.
What are the symptoms of kidney disease?
Knowing these symptoms could help you spot it sooner and receive an earlier diagnosis.
What are the stages of kidney disease?
There are various stages of kidney disease ranging from mild loss of kidney function to complete kidney failure.
Tell the prime minister to take action for kidney health
If the government is serious about preventing ill health and keeping people as healthy as possible for as long as possible, kidney disease must be part of the plan.
Sign our petition to ask the prime minister to make kidney disease a national priority.
Challenge yourself to change lives
Whether you're taking part for someone affected by kidney disease, in memory of a loved one, or for your kidneyversary we have something for everyone. So challenge yourself, have fun, and raise money to change lives and transform kidney health.
News and patient stories
Hear from people who are living with kidney disease, raising money for research and read how our research and policy work helps to continue life-saving work and can change the future for people with kidney disease.
