SINGAPORE: The Kidney Dialysis Foundation annual “Got To Walk 2024” event raised close to $1 million, benefiting underprivileged patients with end-stage kidney disease for life-saving dialysis treatm
ents.
With diabetes being a leading cause of chronic kidney disease, this year’s theme, “Beat Diabetes, Protect Your Kidneys,” aimed to create awareness and inspire the public to take proactive steps towards diabetes prevention to safeguard their kidney health. Also present at “Got To Walk 2024” are Mr Lim Biow Chuan, Mountbatten SMC member of parliament , Ms Chan Hui Yuh, advisor to Aljunied GRC Grassroots Organisations, and Mr Chan Soo Sen, former MP and a member of KDF board of directors.
Together, we can make a meaningful difference in the lives of kidney patients and promote better health for all,” expressed Dr Lim.The annual fundraising event also features a scenic 5km walk, bringing the participants through the Singapore Sports Hub area. The family carnival was a vibrant spectacle featuring an array of exciting activities, including interactive kidney health-themed games, energetic live performances, and creative caricature drawings.Chee Hong Tat: SG needs to stay open to foreign talent, so future generations can share in larger ‘economic pie’
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