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Support LiverSWAT: Help Us Deliver Free Liver Health Checks Across the UK
LiverSWAT, part of NishkamSWAT’s community outreach work, provides free liver health checks using FibroScan technology. These checks are not diagnostic, but they offer an important early indicator of potential liver stiffness or fat buildup — both of which can be signs of developing liver disease.
Thanks to generous supporters, we have procured a FibroScan machine. We are now raising funds to continue and grow our outreach services, taking liver health checks directly into underserved communities.
What Your Donation Supports
Your contribution helps us:
- Provide free liver health checks using our FibroScan device
- Train volunteers to safely deliver community screenings
- Cover logistics, outreach, equipment maintenance, and travel costs
- Run roadshows and screening events at places of worship, community centres, shelters, and outreach sites
- Raise awareness of liver health across the UK
- Expand LiverSWAT’s programme to reach more people at risk
Every donation directly supports prevention, education, and community access to vital health information.
A Personal Mission
This initiative was created by Taran, Taljeet and Manraj Rai in memory of their father, Amrik Singh Rai, who passed away in June 2024 from advanced liver cancer — detected too late for any treatment.
After his passing, they learned how often liver disease goes unnoticed until it becomes life-threatening. LiverSWAT exists to honour his memory by ensuring others have the chance to understand their liver health before it’s too late.
How You Can Help
By supporting LiverSWAT, you help us:
- Bring free liver health checks to underserved communities
- Encourage early action and medical follow-up
- Promote liver health awareness across the UK
- Continue providing this essential outreach service
Together, we can help prevent avoidable illness and empower people to take charge of their liver health.
Thank you for supporting LiverSWAT. Your generosity truly makes an impact.
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