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Prevent a life with #nofilter

1 in 3 Australians are at risk kidney disease which can be deadly and incurable. If caught early, progression to kidney failure can be slowed or stopped.

Nofilter campaign image which says, in the words of Jaime, I was young and healthy and in and instant my life changed

This November sees the launch of the next phase of our early detection campaign, #nofilter. The campaign features Jaime, 33, a mother of three who lives in Brisbane and who contracted kidney disease while pregnant​. She has dialysis three times a week at Logan hospital.

Jaime is passionate about advocating for early detection of kidney disease and in her own words supports #nofilter.

The first phase of #NoFilter featured Shane, who was diagnosed with kidney disease following detection of high blood pressure. The campaign showed the impact dialysis had on his and his family’s life. Tragically, Shane passed away from a heart attack in December, at just 48 years old.

As a tribute to him, his wife Jodie and five daughters primarily featured in the campaign to carry on the fight in Shane’s name and get the message out about early detection.

Jaime's story

In our #nofilter awareness campaign, Jamie shares her story of life on dialysis and living with kidney disease to help others get diagnosed earlier, and to get the support and information they need to manage their kidney health. Read her story here

A woman named Jaime who is on dialysis

Take the Kidney Risk Test

Currently, 1.5 million Australians are unaware they are living with early signs of kidney disease. People with diabetes and high blood pressure are at higher risk. Take the Kidney Risk Test now and we will help you understand your risk and vital next steps.

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Importance of early detection

Our #nofilter campaign aims to reach the 1 in 3 Australians at risk of kidney disease. Evidence shows that detection rates double if high risk individuals are actively targeted for testing in primary care and the community. Read more

Renal nurse applying tape to arm of woman on dialysis

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