The United Bank presents 20 initiatives and services supporting and empowering special needs economically, health, educationally and culturally.

On The International Day for Sign Language, announced by The United Nations on 23rd of September every year aiming to maximize special needs support globally. The United Bank has announced 20 distinctive services and initiatives on four main axis: banking, health, education, and culture. In order to empower them economically, socially, health and culturally through expanding financial inclusion services. In addition to support the state’s efforts for social equity.

By the end of August 2024 The United Bank is to allocate funding with 1.930 billion Egyptian Pounds as per the mortgage initiative targeting limited- income citizens

The Social Housing and Mortgage Finance Fund revealed in its latest report that The United Bank allocated financing 1.930 billion L.E. by the end of August 2024, as per the initiative addressed to limited income citizens.

The United Bank is to award the top high school achiever Thanawya Amma 2024 and grants her “AJYAL” package for youth

Implementing The United Bank’s vision towards enhancing Egyptian youth talents and capabilities for Egypt sustainable future. UB awards Habiba Ahmed Abdel Samea- for her outstating academic performance as the first’s high school achiever “ Thanawya Amaa” 2024, literature division 2024.

The United Bank is to award three university students in summer internships Innovation Competition – July 2024

North Sinai Governor is to witness the delivery of prosthetic devices for disabilities within the medical convoy organized by “The United Bank” and Misr El Kheir foundation

The United Bank launched its medical convoy in North Sinai, with the cooperation of Misr El Kheir foundation, and in the presence of Major- General Khaled Megawer, Norther Sinai governor. The convoy distributed its medical and prosthetic devices in: El Sheikh Zoyed, El Areesh, Bear Abd, Rabaa, and Romana. The convoy included providing medications and medical transfers.