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Faysal Bank Limited (FBL), in collaboration with the State Bank of Pakistan’s Banking Services Corporation (SBP BSC), organised a financial literacy awareness session for persons with disabilities in Gujranwala.
The session took place at the National Institute for the Deaf in Satellite Town. It aimed to improve financial inclusion by raising awareness of accessible banking services and digital financial solutions.
During the event, Faysal Bank demonstrated its digital banking channels and facilitated on-the-spot account opening for eligible participants.
The bank also introduced free digital healthcare services for its customers with disabilities through Oladoc, a Pakistani digital healthcare platform connecting patients with verified healthcare providers. In addition, participants received access to basic medical check-ups at the venue.
Commenting on the initiative, Faysal Bank President and CEO Yousaf Hussain said the bank believes financial inclusion means providing equal access to opportunities and essential services.
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“At Faysal Bank, we believe that financial inclusion means ensuring equal access to opportunities and essential services for everyone. We remain committed to empowering Persons with Disabilities through accessible banking solutions, digital innovation, and initiatives that support their financial independence and overall well-being,” Hussain said.
Through this collaboration, Faysal Bank and SBP BSC aim to encourage greater participation by persons with disabilities in the formal financial sector.
The initiative also highlights the role of accessible banking channels, digital services and financial literacy in supporting financial independence.
Faysal Bank said it would continue supporting efforts to develop an inclusive financial ecosystem that addresses the needs of diverse communities.
