Kidney Community Emergency Refugee Program (KiCER)

The Kidney Community Emergency Refugee Program (KiCER) is an initiative that provides targeted support and resources to refugee communities with kidney health needs. It aims to improve access to kidney care, education, and services for refugees who may face language barriers, cultural differences, or limited healthcare access. By collaborating with healthcare providers and community organizations, KiCER helps ensure refugees receive timely, appropriate treatment and health education, promoting better outcomes and integration into the healthcare system. Overall, the program addresses unique challenges faced by refugee populations requiring kidney care.