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Your Time Changes What Home Haemodialysis Looks Like.

Rural or urban, one afternoon or every week — every Renova volunteer moves someone closer to treating dialysis at home, on their own terms.

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63%

of people on haemodialysis currently choose clinics — we want to empower people to choose the comfort of home instead.

400+

clinics mapped across Australia, many reached first through a volunteer conversation.

Mapping

rural and remote communities identified as highest-need for new services this year.

Two ways to give your time

Rural or urban — Both make real change.

Rural & Indigenous

Rural Health Literacy Volunteering

Travel with our team to run plain-language kidney health sessions and yarning circles in rural and Indigenous communities. No dialysis or clinical work involved — full cultural-safety training provided.

2–4 day trips · 3–4 times a year

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Volunteers

Urban Volunteering

Support patients and families close to home: clinic visits, transport coordination, and everyday advocacy. A short orientation gets you started — no experience required. Recommended for those with limited time to give.

3–6 hours a week · flexible

Your Journey

From interest to your first trip.

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Orientation

A short session on our mission and your role.

Training

First aid or cultural-safety training, for free.

Your First Trip

Get out of your comfort zone, and make some real change.