Monday 25 February 2013

Children Cancer Run


Namabiro Foundation in partnership with AAR Uganda, and Uganda Child Cancer Foundation organized the Fist Children Cancer   run on Sunday 24th February, 2013. AAR was the official sponsor for all medical and emergency services for the annual Children Cancer fundraising run .Over 300 children participated in the run. All Proceeds will go to the children's cancer ward at Mulago Hospital.

Namabiro-Foundation Uganda in conjunction with Uganda Child Cancer Foundation also carried out free cancer screening. The children who participated also received certificates. The event was held at Paragon Hospital in Bugolobi.


The founder of the Namabiro Foundation, Ms Florence Namabiro, said: "We understand that most child cancer victims are from poor backgrounds and essentials cannot be accessed by many of these people." She said the foundation also advocates for a comprehensive social health insurance that would provide access to affordable and quality cancer facilities for the victims.



Children are fighting valiantly every day to survive cancer and their only hope of a cure is through more research. The survival rate for some childhood cancers has increased to almost 80%, but others have a less than 50% cure rate. Cancer remains the number one disease killer of children and the number two killer after auto accidents.


Namabiro Foundation Uganda is a voluntary organization; Non Governmental Organization (NGO) which is not for profit making, but formed to focus on the welfare of the underprivileged children in Uganda. With Love and Passion for children, Namabiro Foundation Uganda will stand with the World in supporting the less-fortunate and under-privileged children. This Foundation is a charity foundation which stands out to fulfill the most a child needs, for a child to forget the pain, fear and to stand as a home child.

Hope

Do not let go of hope

Hope gives you the strength

To keep going

When you feel like giving up.

 

Do not ever limit believing in yourself

As long as you believe you can

Make it to a success

You will have a reason for trying.


--
Kakai  Sharon

What would make the worst Ugandan taxi experience?




•    Preachers on board
•    Messy seats-(wet,dust/uncomfortable seats)
•    Herbalists on board
•    Flexing with school kids for a taxi
•    Smelly conductors
•    Over speeding/loud long phone calls
•    High taxi fares.
•    Annoying  Tv and radio  stations on
•    Trash  splush from other cars
•    'Kameme'-(Hot engine)
•    Excess/overloading
•    Sales people on board-(selling toothpaste, dewormers.....)


Wednesday 20 February 2013

AAR partners with OK2 Roadside Rescue



On 4th December, 2012, AAR Health Services (U) signed an agreement with OK2 Roadside Rescue.The partnership will see AAR products become available under packages offered by OK2 Roadside Rescue and vice verse. As part of the MOU, both companies will sell each other's products including product design and skills transfer in the risk management of the products.

OK2 Roadside Rescue is specially designed to aid a person when their experience a roadside emergency; their network of 120 garages across Uganda means that anyone can never be far from help. OK2 Roadside Rescue is the only Automobile Membership Club in Uganda, which means that signing a partnership with them is invaluable. Among the services provided by OK2 Road side Rescue are; fuel delivery, battery recharge, towing, windscreen repair, travel emergency, designated driver support basic roadside repairs, and they can even come and help you when you have locked your keys in the car.


Kyadondo Rugby Club benefits from 30m AAR medical sponsorship.




On 29th, January, 2013, AAR Uganda signed a sponsorship deal with Kyadondo Rugby Club. This sponsorship deal will see AAR provide professional health services to Kyadondo Rugby Club. This will greatly improve on the injury risk management and reduce the high medical costs the club has been paying annually.
Andrew Owor, the chairman of Kyadondo Rugby grounds, acknowledged the assistance from AAR and said that it would benefit the game in a big way. Toyota Buffaloes and MTN Heathens are the clubs to gain more from the signed deal since Kyadondo is their home-ground.
Rugby is a sport that has developed tremendously in the country having the National team represent the country in a number of International engagements not to forget the famous Elgon cup. However, there are a number of injuries involved with the game.AAR has since set up a recovery booth for injured players at Kyadondo.
The partnership will see AAR offer First Aid services to the rugby players participating at the Kyadondo Rugby Club. There will be a standby AAR ambulance equipped with life support equipment that meets International standards.



Kyadondo Rugby Club benefits from 30m AAR medical sponsorship.



On 29th, January, 2013, AAR Uganda signed a sponsorship deal with Kyadondo Rugby Club. This sponsorship deal will see AAR provide professional health services to Kyadondo Rugby Club. This will greatly improve on the injury risk management and reduce the high medical costs the club has been paying annually.

Andrew Owor, the chairman of Kyadondo Rugby grounds, acknowledged the assistance from AAR and said that it would benefit the game in a big way. Toyota Buffaloes and MTN Heathens are the clubs to gain more from the signed deal since Kyadondo is their home-ground.

Rugby is a sport that has developed tremendously in the country having the National team represent the country in a number of International engagements not to forget the famous Elgon cup. However, there are a number of injuries involved with the game.AAR has since set up a recovery booth for injured players at Kyadondo.

The partnership will see AAR offer First Aid services to the rugby players participating at the Kyadondo Rugby Club. There will be a standby AAR ambulance equipped with life support equipment that meets International standards.

Monday 11 February 2013

Complimenting ladies

Standard compliments which you can use with relative safety around ladies? Glad you asked, here's the complete list:
· You look beautiful.
· You look lovely.
· Your hair looks great (be careful with this one).
· I love those shoes (make sure she's wearing shoes).