IRA PARTICIPATES IN THE 2024 ROTARY CANCER RUN
The Insurance Regulatory Authority of Uganda (IRA) participated in the 2024 Rotary Cancer Run in a compelling display of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and community spirit. The Cancer run took place on August 25, 2024 at Kampala Capital City Authority Grounds in Lugogo.,
The cancer run registered an impressive turnout from various corporate entities and individuals across the country, uniting people from diverse backgrounds in a common cause of contributing to improvement of the much-needed cancer treatment and raising awareness and improving access to affordable, high-quality medical care.
Some of the IRA staff members who participated in the run
IRA’s participation was met with enthusiasm from its staff, who expressed gratitude management for promoting both health and community engagements.
“This year’s Rotary Cancer Run was an incredibly rewarding experience for our team. We not only contributed to a vital cause but also felt valued by our Management for their investment in our participation,” Ms. Annet Nakasolya, the Senior Human Capital Officer said.
Mr. Sam Oluka, a Research Officer, commended the Authority for prioritizing the health and fitness of its staff through such activities
The Senior Inspection Officer at the IRA Eastern Region office, Mr. Yasin Bukenya, alsocommended Management for facilitating staff participation in the cancer run organized by Mbale Referral Hospital, in Mbale.
“We were able to provide running kits for several staff members at Bunapongo Health Centre Community, as identified by the Rotary Club of Mbale City. The recipients were grateful and felt a strong connection with IRA during the run. We have established a valuable relationship with them and aim to build further connections through community outreaches as opportunities present themselves,” Mr. Bukenya said.
IRA’s consistent involvement in the Rotary Cancer Run over the years highlights its commitment to making a positive impact both within the organization and the wider community. The Authority’s actions serve as a model for how corporate entities can lead by example and inspire others to support the fight against cancer.