The Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter
The Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter is a volunteer-led local chapter of the national Kidney Foundation that raises awareness, supports patients, funds kidney research, advocates for improved kidney care, and delivers bilingual public education and community events (webinars and a virtual forum) to improve kidney health in the Sarnia-Lambton area.
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Last updated on Feb 7th, 2026
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Plate method guide for kidney-friendly meals
On 2026-02-21 the Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter published a dietitian authored guide on using the plate method for kidney friendly meals. Registered dietitians Laura Gosine, Shannan Grant, and Huanyue Wang outline practical portion and swap tips, and the bilingual blog is available at bit.ly/KCK-Plate-Method and bit.ly/CSR-Mod-Assiette.
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2026 Virtual Forum
The Kidney Foundation Sarnia-Lambton is hosting the 2026 Virtual Forum, an annual two day online event that brings nephrologists, dietitians, researchers, caregivers, and people with lived experience together for education and storytelling. Registration is free via the provided link, and the announcement is offered in both English and French.
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Heart and Kidneys Awareness Post
The Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter posted bilingual guidance explaining that heart failure can cause declining kidney function and asked community members to share the facts. Visit bit.ly/KCA-Heart-and-Kidneys or bit.ly/RCA-Coeur-Et-Reins to read the full resource and help spread awareness.
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GreenShirtDay 2026 — Awareness Campaign
The Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter is backing GreenShirtDay 2026 to raise awareness about organ and tissue donation, urging the public to learn more at www.greenshirtday.ca and to share posts. The bilingual announcement asks supporters to wear green and spread the message to help start lifesaving conversations.
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2026 Virtual Forum — Rare Kidney Disease
The Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter is hosting a 2026 Virtual Forum with a featured session that spotlights patient testimonials about rare kidney disease. The event is open to all and registration is free via the organizer's short link, making this an accessible opportunity to learn about diagnosis, daily management, and lived experience.
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KRESCENT Cardiorenal Research Update
On Valentine’s Day The Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter highlighted KRESCENT fellow Dr. Thomas Mavrakanas and his research into why people with kidney disease face higher heart risk. His program is exploring whether SGLT2 inhibitors can protect both heart and kidney health; full research program links are available in English and French.
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Valentine's Day Thank You Message
The Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter published a bilingual Valentine thank you on 2026-02-13 that highlights how donor generosity produces measurable impact for people living with kidney disease. The short message thanks supporters and affirms that their ongoing care provides patients with needed services and hope.
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Research funding and gender representation update
The Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter reports that in 2025, 52 percent of funded researchers self identified as women, with 42 percent of KHRG projects led by women since 2022 and 51 percent of KRESCENT fellows identifying as women since 2005. The update emphasizes capacity building and reducing systemic barriers in kidney health research, and links to the Foundation's full lists of supported projects in English and French.
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Kidney-friendly Indigenous cooking demonstration with Chef Paul Natrall
Chef Paul Natrall (Mr. Bannock) leads a kidney-friendly Indigenous cooking demonstration on February 25, 2026 (Day 1 of the 2026 Virtual Forum), with registered dietitian Dani Renouf available to answer kidney-health nutrition questions — register for free at https://bit.ly/2026-Virtu-Forum.
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2026 Virtual Forum — Day 1: Kidney-friendly Indigenous cooking demonstration
Chef Paul Natrall (Mr. Bannock) leads a kidney-friendly Indigenous cooking demonstration on Day 1 of the 2026 Virtual Forum (February 25, 2026) with registered dietitian Dani Renouf available to answer kidney-nutrition questions; register for free at bit.ly/2026-Virtu-Forum.
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Heart and Kidneys Awareness — Heart Month
The Kidney Foundation of Canada (Sarnia-Lambton Chapter) reminds Canadians during February’s Heart Month that heart and kidney health are interconnected and offers bilingual educational links to learn more (https://bit.ly/KCA-Heart-and-Kidneys | https://bit.ly/RCA-Coeur-Et-Reins).
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KRESCENT Summer Studentship Competition
The KRESCENT Summer Studentship Competition is now open for Black and Indigenous undergraduate or medical school students, offering a unique opportunity to gain research experience in kidney health, with applications due by February 23, 2026.
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Kidney Treatment Options Virtual Forum
Join the Kidney Treatment Options Virtual Forum hosted by The Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter on February 2, 2026, to explore various treatment options available for kidney patients with free registration.
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2026 Virtual Forum Culinary Experiences
Join the 2026 Virtual Forum Culinary Experiences on February 25 and 26, featuring renowned chefs Paul Natrall and Anna Olson, with free registration and a chance to win signed cookbooks.
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Chicken Chili Stew Recipe
Discover the Chicken Chili Stew recipe from The Kidney Foundation of Canada, a protein-rich and hearty dish perfect for cozy meals.
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2026 Virtual Forum on Kidney Health
Join the 2026 Virtual Forum on Kidney Health on January 24, 2026, for free expert insights and strategies to manage kidney disease, accessible from anywhere.
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Protein Intake Guidance for Kidney Disease
The Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter offers guidance on protein intake for kidney disease patients, featuring expert recommendations from registered dietitian Isabelle Guindon.
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6th Annual Virtual Forum
The 6th Annual Virtual Forum, hosted by The Kidney Foundation, will take place on February 25-26, 2026, featuring discussions on vital kidney health topics with healthcare experts.
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Webinar on Kidney Care
Join the Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter for a free webinar on kidney care on January 20, 2026, at 12 PM, focusing on new developments in kidney health.
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Annual Virtual Forum
Join the Annual Virtual Forum on February 25-26, 2026, hosted by The Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter, focusing on kidney health and featuring discussions with healthcare experts.
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Kidney Community Kitchen Cookbook and Meal Planner Tool
Make 2026 the year of kidney-friendly eating with the Kidney Community Kitchen Cookbook and Meal Planner Tool, designed to help you plan delicious and healthy meals.
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Holiday Donation Matching Campaign
The Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter is running a Holiday Donation Matching Campaign until December 31, 2025, where donations will be matched to support kidney health research.
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Kidney Community Kitchen Cocktail Recipes
Celebrate the New Year with the Kidney Community Kitchen's cocktail and mocktail recipes, perfect for festive gatherings!
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Double Your Impact Donation Campaign
Support the Double Your Impact Donation Campaign by The Kidney Foundation of Canada, where every dollar donated until December 31 will be matched, doubling your impact on kidney health research and support.
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Car Donation for Kidney Disease Support
Donate your unused car to support Canadians living with kidney disease through the Kidney Foundation's #KidneyCar program, funding vital health initiatives.