Free kidney health awareness talk
Georgia Webber
- Organisation:
- Kidney Wales
- Region:
- Wales
- Notice Period:
- Short (maybe less than one month's notice)
- Type:
- Charity
- Fee:
- Free
- Category:
- Charity
- Updated:
- 29th September 2026
- Tagged:
- Donating A Kidney | Kidney Health | Chronic Illness | Chronic Kidney Disease
Nearly 195,000 people in Wales are living with stage 3 or higher chronic kidney disease (CKD), yet many people are unaware they may be at risk.
Why not invite Kidney Wales to deliver a free Kidney Health Awareness Talk to your group or organisation?
Our friendly and informative talks cover:
- What our kidneys do and why they are so important
- How to look after your kidney health
- The risk factors for developing kidney disease
- Understanding kidney disease and the importance of early detection
- Organ donation and the difference it can make
- Lived experience from someone impacted by CKD as a patient, carer or donor
We will also share our online kidney health checker, giving attendees the opportunity to find out whether they may be at higher or lower risk of kidney disease.
Our talks can be delivered online or in person and are suitable for community groups, organisations, workplaces, schools and a wide range of audiences.
By raising awareness, we hope to encourage more people to understand their kidney health, recognise the risk factors and take action early.
If you would like to find out more or arrange a free talk for your group, please get in touch with Kidney Wales.
Georgia@kidneywales.cymru
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Why not book a free Kidney Health Awareness Talk from Kidney Wales?
Our friendly and informative talks are a great way to help your group understand more about kidney health and the impact kidney disease can have on individuals, families and communities.
Our talks cover:
- What your kidneys do and why they are so important
- How to look after your kidney health
- Risk factors for developing kidney disease
- Understanding kidney disease and the importance of early detection
- Organ donation and the difference it can make
- Lived experience, shared by someone impacted by CKD as a patient, carer or donor
We’ll also share an online kidney health checker, giving attendees the opportunity to find out whether they may be at higher or lower risk of developing kidney disease.
Talks can be delivered online or in person, making them suitable for community groups, organisations, workplaces, schools and a wide range of audiences.
Kidney disease affects nearly 195,000 people across Wales, so raising awareness, early detection and encouraging people to look after their kidney health is more important than ever.
Interested in finding out more or booking a talk for your group? Get in touch with Kidney Wales – we’d love to hear from you!
Georgia@kidneywales.cyrmu
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