Notice To All San Run for Life Fun Run Supporters
It is with regret we advise that the annual San Run for Life Fun Run will not take place in 2011.
After careful consideration, the decision has recently been made not to hold the 16 October 2011 event due to safety concerns and impacts on the fun run route caused by the major Hospital construction program planned to commence this year on the Sydney Adventist Hospital site.
Normally held in October, an important section of the Fun Run route is located on the Hospital grounds that will be either directly or indirectly impacted by the planned construction.
Easy access and clear routes are critical to guarantee the safety, health and wellbeing of the approximately 1500 individual, family, school, elite, and social walkers and runners who take part in the event.
The first priority of the San is always to ensure the delivery of high quality and safe healthcare services to our community.
We apologise for any inconvenience that this decision may cause, and thank members of the San community, volunteers, partners and participants of the Fun Run for their support and understanding.
San ‘Run for Life’ Fun Run 2010
The 10th annual San Run for Life Fun Run on October 17 was a great success. Close to 1,500 elite, school, individual and family entrants braved the crisp early morning temperatures to compete in the 10km or 5km runs and the 5km walk.
Congratulations to all the members of the SAH community who entered with family, friends and teams. Thank you to all those who volunteered, and to the organising committee. The San Run for Life Fun Run is proudly supported by Tom Kerr Subaru West Ryde, NumberWorksnWords - Pennant Hills, Kennards Hire, Jaze Digital, Thornleigh Marketplace, Goldman Plumbing Services, Suncorp Bank, Brooks, Snap Printing Eastwood,
Further race information and results are available at www.sanrunforlife.com.au.
Dr Leon Clark (SAH CEO), Jillian Skinner (Shadow Health Minister), "Sydney" the Fun Run Mascot, Dr Ross Grant (Australasian Research Institute) and Mr Paul Fletcher (Federal Minister for Bradfield).
