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“I can make a difference and a difference can make me” ~ Jenna Lowe, aged 12 years old

Jenna Lowe Documentary, Saturday 12 August

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Quick facts - Things you need to know

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Organ Donation

Even though SA is the home of the first ever heart transplant less that 0.3% of our population are organ donors. On any one given day there are at least 4,300 people awaiting an organ transplant. It is quick, easy and costs nothing to become a donor. Your organs could save up to seven lives when you die.

Rare Diseases

Rare Diseases

Did you know that over 7,000 different rare diseases have been identified to date, directly affecting the daily life of more than 350 million people worldwide? The complex nature of rare diseases, coupled with limited access to treatment and services, means that family members are often the primary source of solidarity, support and care for their loved ones. The Rare Disease Society of SA has become a crucial source of information, experience and resources for families affected by rare diseases in South Africa.

Pulmonary Hypertension

Pulmonary Hypertension

Pulmonary Hypertension is a progressive, degenerative disease caused by the narrowing or tightening of the veins and arteries in the lungs. Common early symptoms of PH include: Breathlessness (particularly during physical activity); excessive fatigue; dizziness; fainting; peripheral oedema and chest pain (particularly during physical activity).

Quick facts
Things you need to know

Organ Donation Image

Organ Donation

Even though SA is the home of the first ever heart transplant less that 0.3% of our population are organ donors. On any one given day there are at least 4,300 people awaiting an organ transplant. It is quick, easy and costs nothing to become a donor. Your organs could save up to seven lives when you die.

Rare Diseases

Rare Diseases

Did you know that over 7,000 different rare diseases have been identified to date, directly affecting the daily life of more than 350 million people worldwide? The complex nature of rare diseases, coupled with limited access to treatment and services, means that family members are often the primary source of solidarity, support and care for their loved ones. The Rare Disease Society of SA has become a crucial source of information, experience and resources for families affected by rare diseases in South Africa.

Pulmonary Hypertension

Pulmonary Hypertension

Pulmonary Hypertension is a progressive, degenerative disease caused by the narrowing or tightening of the veins and arteries in the lungs. Common early symptoms of PH include: Breathlessness (particularly during physical activity); excessive fatigue; dizziness; fainting; peripheral oedema and chest pain (particularly during physical activity).

How to Help - Make a difference right now

Buy The Jenna Lowe Book

Buy the Book

Kristi Lowe's Music Album

Download Kristi's Music

Register to Become a donor

Register to Become an Organ Donor

Add yourself as a MySchool  Beneficiary

Add the trust as our MyShool Beneficiary

Donate to the Jenna Lowe Trust

Donate to the Jenna Lowe Trust

How to HelpMake a difference right now

Buy The Jenna Lowe Book

Buy the Book

Kristi Lowe's Music Album

Download Kristi's Music

Register to Become a donor

Register to Become an Organ Donor

Add yourself as a MySchool  Beneficiary

Add the trust as our MyShool Beneficiary

Donate to the Jenna Lowe Trust

Donate to the Jenna Lowe Trust

PROUD TO
PARTNER WITH

UCT Private and Academic Hospital
Organ Donation Foundation
Millpark Hospital
Rare Diseases South Africa
PVRI
save seveb

Proud to partner with:

Rare Diseases South Africa
Organ Donation Foundation
PVRI
Millpark Hospital
UCT Private and Academic Hospital
save seveb

PROUD TO
PARTNER WITH

Rare Diseases South Africa
PVRI
UCT Private and Academic Hospital
Organ Donation Foundation
Millpark Hospital
save seveb

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‘Even during her last six months, Jenna was calm & extraordinary’