The answer is as complex as the problem and not something that will easily be found but the Foundation is working on solutions in the following ways:  

*  We are working with established agencies identifying the best responses;

* We work with communities and encourage them to take responsibility for kidney health in their community;

* We work with others to build capacity for development in communities;

* We encourage good health practices;

* We support organ donation programs;

* We encourage those who do the hard work of providing health services under difficult circumstances;

* We actively liaise between those in communities and the agencies charged with providing care; and

* We work with governments and territory agencies on a bi-partisan basis.
 

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