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27 Dec 2022 | Tue 17:02
BML continues to support people with mobility impairments across the Maldives with motorised wheelchairs donation
BML continues to support people with mobility impairments across the Maldives with motorised wheelchairs donation
BML
Bank of Maldives
BML to donate 33 motorised wheelchairs
 
BML commenced the program in 2017
 
The program has now seen the successful delivery of over 200 motorised wheelchairs across the Maldives
 
Bank's CEO commented that supporting vulnerable communities has always been important to the Bank

Bank of Maldives continues to support people with mobility impairments across the Maldives with a donation of additional 33 motorised wheelchairs.

With this donation, the program which began in 2017 has now seen the successful delivery of over 200 motorised wheelchairs across the Maldives, enhancing the quality of life for people living with physical disabilities.

Bank of Maldives CEO, Karl Stumke commented that supporting vulnerable communities has always been important to the Bank. As such, he noted that the wheelchair donation program has been instrumental in improving the lives of so many disabled people and their families.

Additionally, the CEO expressed his sincere gratitude to the staff of the bank for their commitment in delivering the wheelchairs across the nation.

Supporting vulnerable communities has always been important to the Bank. The wheelchair donation program has been instrumental in improving the lives of so many disabled people and their families. I would like to express my sincere thanks to our staff for their commitment in delivering the wheelchairs across the nation,
Bank of Maldives CEO, Karl Stumke

The Bank continues to support people with disabilities through various programs.

Most recently, the Bank has donated educational tools to aid Special Education Need students in 10 schools.

Bank of Maldives has also partnered with Maldives Deaf Association to conduct special activities on the occasion of International Day of Persons with Disabilities.

Earlier this year, the Bank also supported the association to develop a sign language dictionary as part of their strategy to empower and promote the rights of the deaf community in Maldives.

Recently, the Bank has supported Maldives Association for Persons with Disabilities to run its accessible transportation program for people with disabilities.

Last updated at: 1 year ago
Reviewed by: Fathimath Zuhaira
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