Registration is now open for UK Kidney Week (UKKW) 2026, taking place 10–12 March 2026 at the Harrogate Convention Centre.

Organised by the UK Kidney Association (UKKA), UK Kidney Week is the UK’s largest multi-professional conference for the kidney community. The event brings together healthcare professionals, including clinicians, scientists, nurses, pharmacists, dietitians, psychologists, physiologists, and technicians, to share learning, strengthen collaboration and advance kidney care across the UK.

A key event for the UK kidney community

UK Kidney Week 2026 will feature plenary sessions, abstract presentations, posters, workshops and interactive discussions, reflecting the full breadth of kidney medicine, science and service delivery. The programme will focus on innovation, patient experience and data-driven improvement, with opportunities for networking, education and professional development.

Delegates will also have access to a major exhibition showcasing the latest technologies, research and clinical solutions supporting kidney care.

Early-bird registration and member discounts

Early-bird rates are available until 14 November 2025, offering a 10% discount on the published ticket price. UKKA members receive additional discounts, along with ongoing membership benefits such as access to educational resources, clinical guidance and professional networks.

All registration information, pricing and booking links are available on the UK Kidney Week website.
👉 Register now

Grants to attend

The UKKA is offering a limited number of UKKW 2026 attendance grants, covering registration costs only (travel, accommodation and subsistence are not included).

To be eligible, applicants must:

• Be current UKKA members (for at least three months prior to application)

• Work in, or be studying towards, a kidney-related specialty

• Have an accepted abstract for UKKW 2026

The application deadline is 1 December 2025.
👉 Find out more about UKKW grants

Attendance Support Fund

To make attendance as inclusive as possible, the UKKA offers an Attendance Support Fund for members who may face additional childcare or dependent-care costs as a result of attending UK Kidney Week. Full details are available on the website.
👉 Attendance Support Fund

Why attend UK Kidney Week 2026

• Gain insights into the latest advances in kidney medicine, science and patient care

• Connect with colleagues from across the multi-professional kidney community

• Contribute to national discussions shaping the future of kidney services

• Earn CPD credits through a comprehensive educational programme

Located in the heart of Harrogate, the Convention Centre is easily accessible by rail, road and air, offering a convenient venue for delegates from across the UK.

Join the UK kidney community in March 2026 for UK Kidney Week — three days of learning, collaboration and progress in kidney care.