Sanima Reliance Life supports visually impaired students with Braille materials
The Braille materials were formally handed over to the school in the presence of Regional Manager Balram Khatri and Area Manager Sunny Khachen Shrestha of Sanima Reliance Life Insurance.
KATHMANDU: Sanima Reliance Life Insurance has distributed Braille educational materials to visually impaired students of Shree Sanjeevani Secondary School, Dhulikhel, as part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative.
The Braille materials were formally handed over to the school in the presence of Regional Manager Balram Khatri and Area Manager Sunny Khachen Shrestha of Sanima Reliance Life Insurance.
At present, 28 students are enrolled at the school. The Braille learning resources are expected to help visually impaired students read and learn independently, promoting inclusive education and ensuring equal access to learning opportunities.
The support is also aimed at strengthening students’ prospects for higher education and future employment.
The company stated that, under its CSR framework, it plans to continue active engagement in key areas such as education, health, environmental conservation, financial literacy, and disaster management.
Through these initiatives, Sanima Reliance Life Insurance aims to balance its business objectives with a strong commitment to social welfare.
The insurer further emphasized its intention to make future CSR programs more impactful and community-oriented, reaffirming its long-term responsibility toward society.
Currently, Sanima Reliance Life Insurance provides services through a nationwide network of 169 branches.
The company has a paid-up capital of over Rs 5 billion, investments exceeding Rs 20 billion, and a workforce of more than 20,000 insurance agents across the country.
