CORPORATE GOVERANCE
The Board of Trustees considers corporate governance as a key pillar in the management of the Fund and accountability to the Sponsor and members. Therefore it has inculcated a corporate culture embedded on value system to drive the behavior and decision making processes within the Fund. The Fund at all times adopts the use of established best practice guidelines to achieve highest standards of compliance with the law, whilst ensuring the Fund is managed to satisfy the interests of members and the Sponsor.
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
The Fund recognizes the importance of giving back to society and is committed to contributing to socio-economic development of the country. The cornerstone of our sustainability and commitment is through various engagements with stakeholders whether directly or indirectly through various activities that are planned for each year. The Fund is committed to ethical conduct and fairness in all its activities.
The Fund has identified the following CSR activities and initiatives;
- Provide financial support to institutions handling and caring for burn injury victims. The support to these institutions may include cash donations, materials and equipment.
- Provide financial support to patients (including recuperating ones) requiring treatment, medication and surgery for burn injuries.
- Participate in events aimed at creating awareness and raising funds for victims and survivors of burn injuries
As part of the CSR long term partnership program, the Fund has allocated funds towards the renovation and refurbishment of the Burns Unit at the Kenyatta National Hospital. The Fund is also a key sponsor of the burns awareness walk in conjunction with the Burn Society of Kenya which is held annually.