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Boldcare prosthetics, a pioneering healthcare company specializing in customized prosthetic and orthotic solutions, has emerged as a primary beneficiary in the fourth edition of the ‘Be Empowered’ initiative.

Co-founded by Layal Tinubu, the Noella Foundation concluded its Lagos 2026 cycle by awarding a total of N70 million in grants to a selected group of women-led businesses. Boldcare was recognized for its systemic impact and innovative approach to healthcare, standing out as a prime example of an enterprise deeply invested in the well-being of its community.

The grant serves as a vital catalyst for Boldcare’s mission to modernize prosthetic care in Nigeria. According to the company’s leadership, the funding will allow them to hedge against rising inflation and invest in advanced technology inorder to improve the precision of their fittings.

A major breakthrough facilitated by this support is the significant reduction in patient waiting times which will henceforth move from weeks to just a few days. By streamlining the production process, Boldcare is effectively putting people back on their feet faster and enhancing the overall quality of life for its patients.

Sponsored by Moniepoint, the ‘Be Empowered’ initiative goes beyond mere financial assistance by providing an intensive eight-week bootcamp designed to help beneficiaries scale their operations. Layal Tinubu emphasized that the Noella Foundation believes access to funding must be matched with rigorous capacity building to ensure long-term sustainability.

The bootcamp focuses on refining business models and operational efficiency, ensuring that high-impact startups like Boldcare are equipped to manage growth while maintaining the quality of their specialized medical services.

As the Lagos 2026 cycle draws to a close, the success of Boldcare Prosthetics highlights the critical role of targeted investment in women-led healthcare innovation. The combination of financial backing and professional mentorship is expected to drive a transformation within the Nigerian prosthetics sector.

By empowering enterprises that prioritize both technological precision and community impact, the ‘Be Empowered’ initiative is fostering a more inclusive and resilient economic landscape for female entrepreneurs across the country.