Support Us In the Fight Against Kidney Disease
Monthly Support Group
1st Monday of Every Month at 5:30pm
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Public Education
One of our main goals is educating the community and healthcare providers to prevent and improve lives affected by kidney disease.
Scientific Research
We develop research that evaluates impact and develop IT applications that can be used to improve health literacy in renal disease in the community.
Patient Assistance
We support patients on dialysis to achieve specific goals and help to individual patients that need assistance with pre-kidney transplant work up.
Public Education
Scientific Research
Patient Assistance
Current Projects
Check out the projects and activities currently in progress. We welcome you to participate!
Education in Schools
Community Education
Dental Scholarship
When people help people, change happens.
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Become an Organ Doner and save lives.
Right now 718 New Mexicans await a lifesaving transplant, 639 need a kidney. A healthy person can become a kidney donor and still lead a full life, all while helping save another.
Kidney Education
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For Living Donors
Today, because the number of people waiting for a transplant far exceeds the number of donors, living organ donation is a viable option for many transplant patients. Donation can be an important but

About Kidney Transplant
Step 1: Referral For patients suffering from renal failure on dialysis or with kidney function less than 10%, a kidney transplant can be a transforming gift. It’s an opportunity to return to a

Dialysis at glance
What Is Dialysis? The kidneys are responsible for filtering waste products from the blood. Healthy kidneys work 24 hours a day, seven days a week. When kidneys stop working, dialysis does this job,
“It was great to have the Kidney Team come to our school and present the importance of the kidney. So much emphasis is out on heart health (which is important), but did you know that the kidney is just as important? It was nice that I was able to share my kidney transplant story with my students in the context of this presentation.”
Jessica Shepherd
During the time of the presentation, my son had a friend that was in the hospital because he suffers from Nephrotic Syndrome. Because of the presentation my son was able to see the importance of kidneys and why his friend was in the hospital. It was so informative and my son enjoyed it!
Alexis Fisher
My granddaughter, who is 7, really enjoyed the question segment where everyone could shout out the answer if they knew it….She was excited to tell her mother that she got to talk to a real doctor! Thanks so much for your time!