BTS NHSBT Annual Congress 2025 – Brighton, 12-14 March

BTS NHSBT Annual Congress 2025 – Brighton, 12-14 March The BTS NHSBT Annual Congress 2025 is taking place from 12 to 14 March at The Brighton Centre, Brighton. This important event brings together clinicians, scientists, allied health professionals, and experts from across the field of organ donation and transplantation. Over three days, delegates will have […]

Accessing the Renal Dialysis Unit at Manchester Royal Infirmary: A Guide for Patients and Visitors

MRI Renal Department Accessibility Information from AccessAble   At MRIKPA, we recognise the importance of reliable and accessible information for kidney patients requiring regular dialysis. AccessAble provides a comprehensive guide on the accessibility of the Renal Dialysis Unit at Manchester Royal Infirmary (MRI). Their detailed insights cover everything from parking, step-free routes, seating availability, and […]

Find out more about Organ Donation

Organ Donation: Make Your Wishes Known Organ Donation Week is a crucial awareness campaign that shines a light on the importance of organ donation and encourages open conversations about life-saving decisions. At MRIKPA, we understand how vital organ transplants are for those affected by kidney disease, and we fully support initiatives that help increase the […]

Join us for the Westfield Health British Transplant Games 2025 in Oxford!

The Westfield Health British Transplant Games are back for 2025, and we’re calling on all kidney transplant recipients, donors, and supporters to get involved! Taking place in the historic city of Oxford from 31st July to 3rd August 2025, the Games celebrate the life-changing power of organ donation while showcasing the strength, resilience, and determination […]

World Kidney Day 2025

World Kidney Day 2025 celebrates early detection and kidney health. Join the global movement – get tested, share your story, and protect your kidneys.

Making kidney tests work for everyone

For decades, kidney function tests used a race correction that delayed diagnosis for Black patients. The medical community is now fixing this critical equity issue.