Fr. Chiramel has been bestowed with a significant honor as an honorary member of the National Kidney Foundation (NKF) in the United States. This distinction holds immense significance, as he is the first individual of Indian origin to receive this prestigious privilege.

Being the first Indian to attain this recognition underscores the international impact of Fr. Chiramel’s work and advocacy. It also serves as a symbol of collaboration and recognition between nations in the pursuit of enhancing kidney health, promoting organ donation, and ultimately, saving lives. Fr. Chiramel’s honorary membership in the NKF is a reflection of his outstanding achievements and his role as a global leader in the fight against kidney disease and the promotion of organ donation awareness.

Being the first Indian to attain this recognition underscores the international impact of Fr. Chiramel’s work and advocacy. It also serves as a symbol of collaboration and recognition between nations in the pursuit of enhancing kidney health, promoting organ donation, and ultimately, saving lives. Fr. Chiramel’s honorary membership in the NKF is a reflection of his outstanding achievements and his role as a global leader in the fight against kidney disease and the promotion of organ donation awareness.

In the United States, Fr. Chiramel has consistently seized every opportunity to address and spearhead various campaigns. His proactive engagement in the country has included organizing and participating in events, lectures, and awareness campaigns focused on organ health and organ donation.