Capital Bank Supports Fatafeet Alsukar Children’s Association
As part of its CSR strategy, Capital Bank has partnered with the Fatafeet Alsukar Children’s Association to support children with diabetes. This collaboration reflects Capital Bank's commitment to supporting impactful humanitarian initiatives.
Through this partnership, Capital Bank has donated three insulin pumps to young diabetes patients and pledged to fund their routine medical check-ups throughout 2024. This comprehensive support is designed to enhance the lives of these children by providing access to sustainable healthcare, consistent monitoring, and more effective management of their condition, reducing the risk of future complications.
In appreciation, the Fatafeet Alsukar Children’s Association presented Capital Bank with a plaque, acknowledging its dedication to improving the lives of diabetic children.
Expressing its gratitude, the association highlighted Capital Bank's role in furthering its mission to support this vulnerable group. It emphasized the value of ongoing initiatives that go beyond advanced medical equipment, extending into essential health support for lasting impact.
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