A program called “Bundles of Joy” has been launched by Fidelity Bank Plc to assist families and children with special needs.
In a Monday statement, Fidelity Bank stated that the program aims to address the mental and emotional health of their parents and other caregivers. The project is intended to promote an inclusive society by providing help to children with special needs, according to Meksley Nwagboh, divisional head of brand and communications for the bank, who spoke at the occasion.
Nwagboh said, the children will participate in a range of enjoyable and educational activities today that are designed to improve their social and motor abilities.Their parents and other caregivers will also take part in specially designed seminars to offer them the tools and knowledge they need to provide better care for their kids.
This program is a component of Fidelity Bank’s social welfare and health-related Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programs. At the ceremony, parents and caregivers conveyed their appreciation for the project.
Joy Daberechi declared, “This program is fantastic. The creative facilitators of the workshops have taught me more about taking care of my baby. I haven’t created an account yet, but I sincerely thank Fidelity Bank for providing this chance. I urge other parents to participate in this program.
Another attendee, Deborah Eromokhodion, described the occasion as a “heartwarming experience and has created a community of support.”
We’ve had enlightening discussions with experts on how to support our kids in reaching their objectives and milestones. It has been really helpful to meet other parents and share advice,” she continued.
The “Bundles of Joy” program allows families to register their kids online at www.fidelitybank.ng/bundlesofjoy/. The bank further stated that parents are required to submit their personal information, the name of their child, and facts regarding their child’s requirements at the time of registration.
Additionally, Fidelity Bank stated that beginning in January 2025, a follow-up would be planned for the kids’ special outings.
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