Pupils benefit from free Jubilee insurance cover
ARUSHA:: PRIMARY school pupils in Arusha Region have been guaranteed access to healthcare services after being granted free insurance cover by Jubilee Health Insurance and Jubilee Life Insurance.
The support, extended on Thursday this week, benefits 10 pupils of Meru Primary School. Representing Jubilee Health Insurance Chief Executive Officer, Dr Charles Wankomba — who serves as Medical Executive for Client Relations and Providers Partnership — said the initiative is part of Jubilee’s commitment to promoting health, education, and overall community well-being.
Dr Wankomba emphasised that the donation aligns with Jubilee’s core purpose of enabling people to overcome uncertainty and live healthier, more secure lives.
“By covering the health needs of these young learners, Jubilee aims to give them a stronger foundation for their education and future growth,” he stated.
On his part, Mr Dereck Rwezaura, Head of Bancassurance, representing the Chief Executive Officer of Jubilee Life Insurance, stressed the importance of access to quality healthcare for children, noting that good health is a key driver for better educational performance and long-term success.
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He said the initiative highlights Jubilee Insurance’s dedication to giving back to the community and making a tangible difference in the lives of Tanzanian families.
The gesture also reinforces Jubilee’s role as a trusted partner in the nation’s healthcare system, ensuring that no child is left behind due to health challenges.
According to Jubilee officials, the health cover for Meru Primary School students is just one of the many initiatives the company is implementing to support communities across the country.
Commenting on the support, Ms Rose Shewari from the Office of the Director of Arusha City Council commended the companies, stressing that some children from poor families were in dire need of such assistance.
“I advise the parents of the benefiting students to be ambassadors of health insurance among other parents for children,” Ms Shewari said.
