The Primelife Kidney Foundation is hosting its 2nd annual Rhythms of Hope Concert, aiming to provide hope and support to those with kidney disease. Kindly reach out for more kidney education.
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"My penny saved a kidney. Let's do this together!"
Hello,
Join us for a Health Walk on Saturday, 8th March 2025, at Aburi, starting 6:00 AM sharp.
A kidney function test will also be available at a subsidized price of GH¢50.
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Get Ready to Move & Stay Healthy! 🚶🏽♂️💪🏽
Join the movement and let’s keep fit together! 🏃🏽♀️✨ On March 8, 2025, be part of our Health Walk and take charge of your health.
Plus a kidney health screening at GHC 50!
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We are thrilled that we had our first meeting with our new volunteers yesterday at the Perez Chapel, Dzorwulu. It was a great opportunity to connect with passionate individuals eager to contribute to our cause.
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PKF invites you to their maiden musical concert dubbed RYTHMS OF HOPE, it’s aimed at raising funds to support persons living with kidney disorders. Join us and let’s support a brother or sister with kidney disorders. Further details will be communicated soon.
God reward you all!
Once again, to everyone out there, keep believing in us. You can equally reach out to us for sponsorships, so we can go far, far and far to make more lives better. We're always ready to serve!
Many thanks to everyone out there who supported this vision for the mission to be possible. We've come this far by grace. This same grace will lead us to touch more lives. God is good!
Much appreciation to the board of directors and team members. You all did the most.
Many thanks to CCC, Apenkwa for having us.
Be the next to invite us too. Let's keep creating awareness on kidney disease.
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Kidney disease is becoming more common in Ghana, especially among young adults, with more than half of patients under the age of 40. In Ghana, it costs an average of GHC5,000 per month to stay on dialysis aside medications.
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