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Access Bank’s W Initiative offers free preventive health screenings for women in Eighth W Health month

by Usman Kadri
November 11, 2026
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Access Bank’s W Initiative offers free preventive health screenings for women in Eighth W Health month
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Access Bank Plc, through its W Initiative and Access Women network (AWN) is offering women across Nigeria access to free preventive health screenings as part of the eighth edition of its annual W Health Month programme, held every October to promote cancer awareness and encourage women to prioritize their health.

Under the initiative, eligible women can access one free health screening of their choice, including a fibroid scan, pap smear or breast scan, at any of 24 participating Beacon Health diagnostic locations across Nigeria. 

The initiative is designed to reduce barriers to preventive healthcare and encourage early detection of health conditions that can affect women’s wellbeing and quality of life.

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Women who register another woman and attend their screenings together will also receive bonus health checks, including a free blood sugar test or malaria test, with medications provided for malaria where applicable, in addition to their selected primary screening.

Speaking on the initiative, Nene Kunle-Ogunlusi, Group Head, Women Banking, Access Bank Plc, said: “Women play vital roles in their families, workplaces and communities, yet their health needs are often overlooked as they prioritize the wellbeing of others. Through W Health Month, we want to encourage women to take proactive steps towards protecting their health by making preventive screenings more accessible.

“By providing free health checks and encouraging women to bring someone along, we hope to promote a culture of early detection, shared responsibility and informed health decisions. We believe every woman deserves the opportunity to prioritize her wellbeing, and we remain committed to supporting them beyond financial services.”

To activate their free screening slots, women are required to register and visit their selected participating screening location with their Access Bank W debit card. The offer is available across 24 participating Beacon Health diagnostic locations, subject to the program’s terms and availability.

In addition to the free screenings, Access Bank is offering eligible women access to health financing of up to ₦10 million to help cover the cost of eligible medical procedures, including fertility treatments, fibroid surgeries, braces/medical aesthetics, cancer treatments and more. The financing is subject to credit assessment, eligibility requirements and the Bank’s approval process, providing women with an additional option for managing healthcare expenses.

The W Initiative is Access Bank’s women-focused proposition, designed to support women through tailored financial solutions, capacity-building opportunities, business support and other services that address their evolving needs. Through programs such as W Health Month, the Bank continues to promote women’s wellbeing and empower them to make informed decisions about their health and financial futures.

As the eighth edition of W Health Month continues, Access Bank encourages women to take advantage of the screening offer, register via https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/fwdn4MG95G with another woman where possible, and make preventive healthcare a priority.

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