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AXA Mansard Health Provides Free Health Insurance for 100 Chess Slums Children

by Staff Writer
August 28, 2024
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AXA Mansard Health has provided free Health insurance for 100 children within the Chess In Slum community.

According to the underwriter, the the gesture is to demonstrate its belief that quality healthcare should be accessible, available and affordable to everyone, notwithstanding socio-economic class, gender or age.

The free health insurance, according to the company, is in line with its drive for inclusive protection; one of its sustainability pillars.

“Inclusive protection is one of the ways we ensure that we bring vulnerable members of the public into the protection net”, said Adebola Surakat, the chief marketing officer, AXA Mansard. 

Surakat said that the company believes that a sustainable world is an insurable world, hence all well-meaning individuals, social, and corporate citizens must commit to continue to bridge the societal gaps.

She said:

“For us at AXA Mansard, we are happy to be undertaking this initiative with Chess in Slums.

We are convinced that their endeavour with children in vulnerable communities is commendable. So, this is our way of showing them support. We hope this gesture will serve as an elixir for them to do more”.

Surakat noted that AXA will continue to push the boundaries of making the society a better place.

She explained that it is when everyone commits to contributing their quota that we can have a truly sustainable world.

She said the quest for sustainable world is the core of AXA’s purpose to act for human progress by protecting what matters.

“So as the children benefit from good and quality healthcare and with  the impact from Chess In Slums, they will grow to become worthy ambassadors that will drive our collective progress” she said.

“It is expected that this health cover will provide the children with necessary curative treatments, regular check-ups, and preventive health care without financial strain on their parents and community.

“At Chess in Slums, we take a holistic approach to child and community development, recognizing that a child’s well-being is deeply interconnected with their environment, health, and opportunities for growth.

This is because we understand that if we must inspire genuine transformation, we must also address the multiple layers of complexities influencing their lives, from education to family support,  healthcare and education. Our partnership with AXA Mansard Health is crucial in removing the barriers to health and ensuring that children in vulnerable communities have access to essential healthcare.

By doing this, we are not just empowering these children—we are creating a foundation for sustainable, long-term development for both the families and the community” said Emmanuel Abiodun Oke, the chief operating officer, Chess in Slums Africa.

The initiative aligns with our ongoing commitment to corporate social responsibility and community support. In addition to this donation, the company continues to engage in various charitable activities and partnerships that promote health, education, and community development.

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