General information on kidney disease

Videos to help explain kidney disease and the treatments available. Multiple Languages.

Maori language videos about kidneys and the treatment of kidney disease.

Samoan language videos about kidney disease and its treatment.

Tongan Language videos about kidney disease and its treatment.

Mandarin language videos about kidney disease and its treatment.

Advice regarding measles outbreak for kidney transplant patients

A list of dialysis Units throughout New Zealand and their contact information

Holiday Dialysis Information

Mobile Dialysis Units in New Zealand and how to book them

Nutrition for people with kidney disease including managing Gout through diet

There are many things that can affect your sexuality if you have kidney disease or kidney failure — hormones, nerves, energy levels, even medicine. But there are also things you and your healthcare team can do to deal with these changes. Don't be afraid to ask questions or get help from a healthcare professional. This information has been shared with permission from the National Kidney Foundation website. Our thanks for their generosity.

Informative pamphlets available here

List of the transplant coordinators and living donor liaison coordinators around New Zealand

Information on organ donation

Information and tips for patients, family, friends and carers on Kidney disease, financial support options, travel and accommodation support.

John Velvin Charitable Trust provides financial and personal support to individuals living with chronic kidney failure

Gout is a form of arthritis caused by increased levels of uric acid in the blood. The uric acid forms crystals and builds up in bone joints. This leads to inflammation and pain.

Informative pamphlets available here

List of the transplant coordinators and living donor liaison coordinators around New Zealand

Information on organ donation

Guides and Calculators for general practice. Including CKD prediction calculator, decision aid for treatment of KD, CKD GP guide and updated immunization guidelines for renal patients

Click to view the Nephrology Nursing Knowledge and Skills Framework pdf

Upcoming Nephrology Conferences, Workshops and Events

Research Grants Awarded by KHNZ

Link to Implementing Hemodialysis In the Home: A Practical Manual. Produced by the International Society for Hemodialysis.

Research Grant Funding Guidelines for Applicants

Information from and about the National Renal Advisory Board

This book tells the history of the treatment of people with kidney failure in New Zealand; beginning in the early 1950s this story encompasses remarkable experiences of patients and their families, and of the contributions made by dedicated health professionals. It also reveals the challenges and ethics of meeting an ever-increasing demand for treatment.

Donate to Kidney Health New Zealand directly through this page. Each donation helps us to achieve better kidney health New Zealand.

Raise awareness of Kidney Health in March 2020 - its World Kidney day too! Take this opportunity to get your kidneys checked. Early detection is the best way to prevent further long-term damage.

World Kidney Day is an opportunity to raise awareness of kidney disease.

Partner with Kidney Health New Zealand as we work to achieve our goal of "Better Kidney health for all New Zealanders",

Raise funds for KHNZ in your community, in your school or at your workplace. Give a little instructions here.

Support us by using your challenge to raise funds for Kidney Health New Zealand. Get in touch and see how we can help.

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Register your interest in purchasing a print version of The history of the treatment of people with kidney failure in New Zealand! All profits will go to KHNZ.

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Give a gift that will outlive you.

Join many others who have support Kidney Health New Zealand following a bereavement. It is a great way to honour your loved one.