The Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter
The Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter is the local branch of a national charity dedicated to reducing the burden of kidney disease in Sarnia-Lambton. The chapter delivers patient services and peer support, bilingual education and nutrition resources, and community events such as the Kidney Walk. It also raises funds to support research, short-term financial assistance, and advocacy to improve access to kidney care. The chapter promotes early detection and practical resources to help people manage kidney health.
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Last updated on Feb 7th, 2026
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MCD and FSGS research information
The Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter shares an informational update on research into Minimal Change Disease and Focal Segmental Glomerulosclerosis, noting both conditions affect kidney filters and can cause protein to leak into the urine. The post encourages readers to learn more about clinical trials and includes English and French short links for additional information.
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Kidney disease warning signs and early detection information
The Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter highlights common warning signs of kidney disease and stresses that early detection can prevent progression. The guidance points people to brief English and French resources and notes that screening requires only a simple blood test and a urinalysis.
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Berry Popsicles (kidney-friendly, dietitian-approved)
The Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter published a dietitian approved, kidney friendly Berry Popsicles recipe on August 4, 2026. The bilingual recipe is available online at www.KidneyCommunityKitchen.ca and www.CuisineEtSanteRenale.ca for easy at home preparation.
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Kidney disease awareness and risk factors
The Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter reminds you that serious kidney disease can be symptom free, and urges people to learn their personal risk factors and speak with a doctor if multiple risks exist. Two simple tests can determine kidney function, with more information available at the provided short links in English and French.
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Announcement: Election of New National Board President
Vince Andrews has been elected President of The Kidney Foundation’s National Board of Directors, bringing decades of lived experience with kidney disease and a 2024 transplant to the role. He is a past recipient of The Kidney Foundation’s Ornstein Award in 2022, and the Foundation shares a profile link to learn more about his leadership and priorities.
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Seared duck breast recipe
Chef Paul Natrall of Mr. Bannock shares a seared duck breast recipe and practical tips to help you achieve a five star meal at home. The Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter published the recipe with both English and French short links to the full instructions.
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EQUIP Re-CKD research project announcement
The EQUIP Re-CKD research team launched a project in 2025 to predict patient risk of hospital readmission for people with kidney disease, combining data driven insights with personalized support. The Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter highlights this work in its 2025 Impact Report, available in English and French at the provided links.
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Kidney Walk
The Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter announces that Kidney Walk events return in September 2026, inviting people to sign up to raise awareness and fund research and support services. Find a walk near you and use the registration link noted in the first comment to join this fall.
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Pineapple sorbet recipe
This bilingual pineapple sorbet recipe from The Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter uses only four simple ingredients and is designed to be a healthy, refreshing freezer treat. The full instructions are available via the provided short links in both English and French, making it easy to follow and adapt.
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Certified Health Partner designation announcement
The Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter is promoting the Certified Health Partner designation with HealthPartners, inviting workplaces across Canada to pursue recognition for compassionate, philanthropic, and community minded practices. Bilingual links are provided so organizations can learn how to apply and access program guidance.
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2025 kidney care milestones and impact report
The Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter reports three 2025 milestones: Canada’s first National Strategic Framework for Chronic Kidney Disease, advocacy successes in Ontario that raised the profile of kidney care in primary care discussions, and a report revealing the financial burden and support gaps facing Canadians with kidney disease. The update links to the full impact report for details and next steps.
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Kidney health Q&A webinar
The Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter is hosting a free, virtual Kidney health Q and A webinar on Wednesday, July 22, 2026. The session is open to anyone, requires no prior knowledge, and you can register now at bit.ly/Webi-22JUL26.
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Kidney research updates announcement
KidneyLink, from the Kidney Foundation of Canada in partnership with Can-SOLVE CKD Network, highlights June research showing how data driven tools can identify kidney disease risk earlier and guide treatment decisions. Read the curated research summaries and linked studies at https://kidneylink.ca/research-results/ for practical takeaways for patients and clinicians.
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Short-Term Financial Assistance program impact
The Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter reports that its Short-Term Financial Assistance program helped a couple facing eviction remain in their home, illustrating how emergency support prevented a housing loss for Canadians with kidney disease. Read the 2025 impact report in English or French via the provided links to learn more.
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Social Media Day fundraising for kidney community
On July 15 The Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter invites supporters to mark Social Media Day by donating online or starting a Facebook fundraiser. Use the provided short links to give or set up a peer fundraiser and help sustain services for people living with kidney disease.
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Blog: Nutrition myths and facts for people with kidney disease
The Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter published a bilingual blog on July 14 that separates common nutrition myths from facts for people with kidney disease. Read the English version at bit.ly/KCK-Kidney-Diet-Myths or the French version at bit.ly/CSR-Mythes-Regimes-Rein for straightforward, patient focused guidance.
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2025 Impact Report
The Kidney Foundation Sarnia-Lambton Chapter published its 2025 Impact Report on 2026-07-10, detailing the first year of a new Theory of Change and early milestones in improving kidney health, removing systemic barriers to care, and advancing research. Read the full English and French reports via bit.ly/Kidney-2025-Impact and bit.ly/Rein-2025-Impact to see the findings and how supporters contributed.
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Tikka Turkey Burgers
Chef Anna Olson’s Tikka Turkey Burgers offer a kidney friendly, flavor forward option for summer grilling, served with two quick to make sauces for tang and freshness. The Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter published the recipes and nutrient details on 2026-07-09 at the provided links.
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Hyatt Family–Kidney Foundation Award for Kidney Health Innovation
The Hyatt Family 33Kidney Foundation Award for Kidney Health Innovation is accepting Letters of Intent to fund ideas that could transform dialysis, transplantation, and late stage kidney care. Submit your Letter of Intent before July 20, 2026, and visit the provided short links for application details in English and French.
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Free Q&A session on kidney health
The Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter is hosting a free Q and A on kidney health on July 22, 2026, offering expert advice on early detection, prevention, and management. Register for free at bit.ly/Webi-22JUL26 to reserve your spot and bring questions about risks and care.
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Petition to demand change for people affected by kidney disease
The Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter is urging Canadians to sign a petition demanding change for families affected by kidney disease, noting more than four million families are impacted and that there are only a few days left. Sign the petition now at bit.ly/Sign-For-Kidneys or the French link bit.ly/Signez-Reins to add your voice.
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Roasted Cauliflower and Carrot Bowl
The Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter shared a vegan Roasted Cauliflower and Carrot Bowl recipe on 2026-07-04, featuring roasted vegetables over whole grains and bilingual recipe links. Follow the provided short links to get the full instructions and nutrition details in English or French.
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Recognition of affiliated researcher
The Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter congratulates Dr. Peter Nickerson on his appointment as an Officer of the Order of Canada, citing decades of innovation, leadership, and commitment to improving the lives of Canadians with kidney disease. The announcement links to further English and French coverage from the foundation for readers who want more detail.
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Interactive webinar Q&A on kidney health
The Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter is hosting an interactive kidney health webinar on July 22 at 12:00 PM EST featuring a multidisciplinary panel. Bring your questions for clinicians and someone with lived experience, and register now at bit.ly/Webi-22JUL26 to reserve your spot.
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Canada Day office closure and holiday message
The Kidney Foundation of Canada Sarnia-Lambton Chapter reports its offices are closed for Canada Day on 2026-07-01 and shares bilingual resources for support. Visit www.kidney.ca/Support or https://rein.ca/Soutien for assistance and information.
