Bank of Maldives (BML) has announced the winners of 'Bank Fund 2025', an initiative targeted to empower NGOs and drive sustainable development projects across the Maldives.
The five recipients of BML’s Bank Fund this year are:
Diabetes Society of Maldives: Establishing a clinic in Hulhumalé to expand accessible, community-based healthcare services that focus on prevention, early detection, and management of diabetes.
United Islamic Society: Establish a modern multi-media studio at Dhaalu Atoll Education Centre, aimed at enhancing students' digital media competencies and ensuring the continuity and professionalization of the school’s highly regarded Media Club.
Foundation for Eydhafushi Youth Linkage (FEYLI): Establishing two integrated Labs at Baa Atoll Education Centre to deliver comprehensive vocational and creative skills training.
Maldivian Nurses Association: To establish a sustainable, community-based mental health support services in Hulhumale’ Phase 2 that provides accessible, outreach and rehabilitative activities for individuals with severe mental illness
Tiny Hearts of Maldives: To build a national digital resource hub for heart health and physical health.
The 'Bank Fund' is an annual programme to select five projects each year to receive USD 12,970 in funding to empower local communities and build a brighter future for the Maldives.