Kathmandu. Sanima Reliance Life Insurance has distributed Braille educational materials to the visually handicapped students of Shree Sanjeevani Secondary School, Dhulikhel, Kavre as a part of its corporate social responsibility. The equipments were handed over to Shree Sanjivani Secondary School in the presence of the company’s regional manager Balaram Khatri and area manager Sunny Khachhe Shrestha.
Currently, the school has 28 students. Braille educational materials help blind students to read and learn independently. It supports inclusive education and future higher education and employment opportunities by providing equal educational opportunities.
As part of its corporate social responsibility, the company plans to play active role in the areas of education, health, environment protection, financial literacy and disaster management.
Through such efforts, the company believes that along with the profit-oriented business, the social good will be equally advanced. The company also pledges to make its social responsibility programs more effective and community-friendly in the future.
Currently, Sanima Life Insurance has been providing its services through 169 branches across the country. The company has a paid-up capital of more than Rs 5 billion and has invested more than Rs 20 billion. In addition, more than 20,000 agents are employed in the company.
