We held a successful event at ESI, bringing together patients and leading doctors to raise awareness about kidney health. A panel of nephrologists, a transplant coordinator, and a dietician provided valuable insights on kidney diseases, transplants, and organ donation to 173 kidney transplant recipients and 32 dialysis patients. The event also featured the launch of the "Kidney Warriors" book and the "Cheyutha" website, along with an awards ceremony to honor the medical professionals and participants.

A productive board meeting took place on January 14, 2018, in Mumbai. The meeting brought together the founders of the Kidney Warriors Foundation, the All India Organisation Working for Chronic Kidney Patients, and the Cheyutha Foundation for Organ Transplants. Discussions centered on addressing critical issues faced by kidney patients and planning to submit memorandums to health ministries to advocate for their needs. Key participants included Ms. Vasundhara Raghavan, CEO, Founder, and author, and a kidney donor.

Various Telugu newspaper clippings mention the foundation and events like a free medicine distribution.

This segment from Vanitha TV, titled "During Corona.. How are the medicines?", was a vital public-service program. It brought together experts, doctors, and officials to address critical concerns about the availability and supply of medicines and medical equipment during the COVID-19 pandemic. The discussion also focused on how people could access help and information through various helplines, providing crucial guidance and reassurance to the public during a time of crisis.

The newspaper Namasthe Telangana published a story about CFOT and articles about requests for government assistance during the pandemic.

The founder, Bhagawan Reddy, was nominated as a "Times Hyderabad Hero" by the Times of India.

The founder was interviewed by "MANA RADIO," a Telugu radio for NRIs. The foundation was featured on Vanitha TV.