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12 Sep 2022 | Mon 16:34
Bank of Maldives
Bank of Maldives
BML
Bank of Maldives
BML announces recipients of Housing Grant
BML will be funding the building and furnishing of houses for three vulnerable families
Recipients were selected through a comprehensive evaluation process
Local Councils and NGOs were invited to apply for the Grant

Bank of Maldives (BML) has announced the recipients of its Housing Grant.

BML's Housing Grant was announced earlier this year as part of the bank's 40th Anniversary monthly initiatives. This was the fourth event announced by the bank.

Through the Housing Grant, Bank of Maldives will be funding the building and furnishing of houses for three vulnerable families across the country. Local Councils and NGOs were invited to apply for the Grant, and recipients were selected through a comprehensive evaluation process.

The recipients of the Housing Grant are:

1. Sukoon, Sh. Funadhoo. Proposal submitted by Unity Sports Academy

2. Ishaa, N. Velidhoo. Proposal submitted by Velidhoo Future Foundation

3. Sunhiyaa, A.Dh. Maamigili. Proposal submitted by Falcon Youth and Recreation

BML’s In-charge and Acting MD, Aishath Noordeen commented that supporting communities with initiatives such as the Housing Grant, is a main focus of the bank's CSR strategy. She highlighted that the bank is delighted to have the opportunity to support the most vulnerable members in our society and expressed confidence that the company's financial support to these housing projects will help generate significant positive and enduring impact for these families for years to come.

Supporting communities with initiatives such as the Housing Grant, is a main focus of our CSR strategy. I’m delighted to have the opportunity to support the most vulnerable members in our society and I’m confident our financial support to these housing projects will help generate significant positive and enduring impact for these families for years to come.
BML’s In-charge and Acting MD, Aishath Noordeen

A Housing Grant was introduced as part of the series of 12 high impact monthly community initiatives to celebrate the Bank’s 40th anniversary in November.

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