Hold Hands Across the World
November 6-11, 2023
Hyperoxaluria
Awareness Week
Raising awareness and generating change for people worldwide living with hyperoxaluria, their families and caregivers.
Hold Hands Across the World Live Map
Take Part Today!
Spread hope and build community across the world! Share where in the the world you are from as a member of the hyperoxaluria community.
Download Materials
Find here all the materials you need to raise awareness for #Hyperoxaluria and instigate change for people living with this rare disease. Download the Digital Toolkit for social media posts, posters, a facebook frame and more!
HAW 2023 Calls to Action
Life is Beautiful
Take part today and shape how we view the world!
Join the “Life is Beautiful” Campaign to spotlight daily snapshots that are the most beautiful in our day-to-day lives, as we build awareness for this rare disorder. To participate in this endeavor, we encourage you to join the member of our community who inspired this initiative and share anything that brings you joy!
Be Part of a Team to Build OHF Care Centers
Join a Team Today and Make a Difference Tomorrow
Join a Team to add your brick to those helping to launch our care centers this year! Personalize your page and then share your campaign!
Wear #Hyperoxaluria Blue and Share Your "Why" on Social media
Wear #Hyperoxaluria blue share your story to spread awareness for Hyperoxaluria all around the world! Use the template in the toolkit to share your “why”! Don’t forget to @OHF, if you would like the OHF to reshare your post!
Wear blue and share your story on social media!
Facebook Frame
Join us in spreading Hyperoxaluria awareness on facebook! In the toolkit you will find a facebook frame to spread awareness on Facebook.
Make Your Facebook Frame
Share on Social
Share on social media with #Hyperoxaluria to spread awareness. Don’t forget to follow @ohfoundation on instagram, @OHFTweet on twitter, and TheOHF on facebook and sign up for updates!
Faces of Hyperoxaluria
Hyperoxaluria can present at any age and at any time. High levels of oxalate and recurrent kidney stones in adults or any kidney stone in a child are some of the most common signs that you might have hyperoxaluria.
Meet some of the patients and families affected by hyperoxaluria!
