What we do

Free, high-quality healthcare for those in need

We are committed to serving humanity. Our main focus is dialysis for people with chronic kidney disease — and we look after the whole patient, not just their kidneys.

Free dialysis treatment

Our primary focus. Patients with chronic kidney disease receive regular dialysis free of charge, along with the medicines they need.

Outpatient consultancy

Consultations with doctors, ongoing monitoring and adjustment of each patient's care.

Medical & surgical treatment

For sponsored patients we also cover medical and surgical treatment at Clifton Kidney & General Hospital.

Physiotherapy

Rehabilitation to help dialysis patients stay mobile, strong and independent.

Music therapy

Long hours on a dialysis machine are hard. Music therapy helps patients relax and cope.

24-hour emergency service

Our facility has a 24-hour emergency medical service, so critical treatment is available at any time.

Our goal

A dedicated kidney treatment hospital for the growing number of patients who need us.

We envision a healthier, more equitable society where essential medical care is available to all, regardless of financial status — and we keep expanding our services and resources to get there.

Understanding treatment

What is dialysis?

When the kidneys fail (end-stage renal disease), they can no longer filter waste, extra fluid and toxins from the blood. Dialysis takes over this job. It is not a cure, but it keeps patients alive — long-term, or while they wait for a kidney transplant.

Haemodialysis

A machine and a special filter called a dialyzer (an artificial kidney) remove waste, extra fluid and toxins from the blood. Blood is drawn from the body, cleaned through the dialyzer and returned. It is usually done in a dialysis centre three times a week.

Peritoneal dialysis

Uses the body's own peritoneal membrane in the abdomen as a filter. A cleansing fluid called dialysate is passed into the abdomen through a catheter, absorbs toxins and is then drained out. It can be done at home during the day (CAPD) or overnight by machine (APD).

A patient resting during dialysis treatment

For patients

How to get help

If you or a family member needs dialysis and cannot afford it, here is how to begin.

  1. 01

    Get in touch

    Call or visit us in Clifton with your medical reports.

  2. 02

    Assessment

    Our team reviews the patient's condition and financial need.

  3. 03

    Start treatment

    Eligible patients are scheduled for regular, free dialysis.

Contact our team

One dialysis session can keep a patient alive for another few days.

Your Zakat, Sadaqah or donation goes directly towards dialysis, medicines and care for patients who would otherwise go without treatment.