In support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Capital Bank organized a range of awareness activities throughout October, reaffirming its commitment to national efforts aimed at strengthening early detection, prevention, and employee health and wellbeing.

In collaboration with the King Hussein Cancer Foundation, the bank offered free breast cancer early detection screenings for its female employees. An online awareness session was also held, delivered by specialists in education and early detection, focusing on the importance of regular check-ups and overall health care.

Through “Dukkan Al Khair” initiative, employees also had the opportunity to support cancer patients by purchasing products with proceeds fully dedicated to their benefit. The initiative received strong engagement from staff who showed a notable spirit of compassion and volunteerism.

Commenting on the initiatives, Touleen Barto, Chief Marketing and Corporate Communications Officer at Capital Bank, stated, “The health and safety of our employees are top priorities at Capital Bank. Our breast cancer awareness initiatives reflect our commitment to fostering a supportive and healthy workplace that encourages early screening and a balanced lifestyle, as we believe that wellbeing is the foundation of every achievement.”

These initiatives underscore Capital Bank’s dedication to cultivating a positive work environment and a supportive corporate culture that promotes healthy living, raises awareness, and reinforces human solidarity and social responsibility among its employees.