The Irish Kidney Association

Organ Donor Awareness Week

27th March - 3rd April 2010
Organ Donor Awareness Week which is organised by the Irish Kidney Association and supported by the Irish Donor Network will take place from 27th March until 3rd April 2010. Click title for more...

World Kidney Day - 11th March 2010

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2010 FLORA WOMEN’S MINI MARATHON - 7 June 2010

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Mobile Phone Campaign (click here for more details)

2009 SERVICE OF REMEMBRANCE AND THANKSGIVING

11th European Day for Organ Donation & Transplantation

11th European Day for Organ Donation & Transplantation
Sunday, 4th October 2009

Sunday, 4th October marked the 11th European Day for Organ Donation & Transplantation.

This organ donor awareness event, which was organised by the Council of Europe, aimed to raise awareness and encourage social debate in European countries of the importance of organ donation and subsequent transplantation as life saving, to express solidarity and support to all those in need of organ transplantation and to honour all organ donors and their families. It was also an opportunity to thank all transplantation professionals throughout Europe whose work helped save and improve the quality of lives for so many people who suffer from organ failure.

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Irish Kidney Association
Head Office
Donor House,
Block 43A,
Park West,
Dublin 12.
Telephone: 01-620 5306
Fax: 01- 620 5366
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In keeping with the principle that all services for persons living with and affected by endstage renal disease should be equally accessible to all. The IKA information, support and education services at Donor House can be reached NATIONWIDE for the price of a local call.

The "Forget-Me-Not" flower is a symbol for life - dead wood of the Irish Kidney Association emblem represents the failed organ and the bandaged graft, with the new flower, symbolises the transplanted life giving organ.