Sierra Leone Commercial Bank Limited (SLCB) proudly participated in the National Health Summit and Performance Awards 2025, held at the Freetown International Conference Centre, Aberdeen in Freetown.
This landmark event, running from May 15-17, 2025, embraced the theme “Improving Health Outcomes for All, Every Sierra Leonean Matters,” reflecting the nation’s commitment to universal health coverage and improved health care governance.
As an essential partner in this initiative, SLCB showcased its unwavering dedication to the health and wellbeing of every Sierra Leonean. The bank’s presence at the summit underscores its mission to empower communities through innovative financial solutions, customer-centric services, and strategic partnerships.
During the three-day event, attendees had the opportunity to engage with SLCB’s Mi Yone Tellers, who provided personalized cashier services and essential financial information. This initiative not only facilitates seamless banking experiences but also fosters a deeper understanding of financial literacy among health professionals and stakeholders. By bridging the gap between finance and healthcare, SLCB aims to enhance the efficiency of health service delivery across the nation.
The summit served as a platform for SLCB to connect with healthcare professionals, policymakers, and potential partners, reinforcing the bank’s commitment to supporting initiatives that improve health outcomes.
By collaborating closely with the Ministry of Health and other stakeholders, SLCB is positioning itself as a key player in driving sustainable development within the healthcare sector.
This partnership goes beyond banking; it represents a shared vision for a healthier Sierra Leone. SLCB invites new accounts, partnerships, and collaborations to join its mission of uplifting communities and ensuring that every Sierra Leonean has access to quality healthcare services.
Together, we can create a healthier future for all.
Join us at Sierra Leone Commercial Bank Limited, where every transaction is a step towards better health for every Sierra Leonean!
