News & Events Archives - RYTHM Foundation

Realising the potential of sports in developing youth, the RYTHM Foundation (RF) formed a strategic alliance with three partners to implement our newest programme, Jaguh RF. The partners are the PJ City Football Club (PJ City FC), MySkills Foundation, and MyPJ.

Sharan Kaur, 34 watched with pride as her youngest brother Basanth Rajdeep Singh, 17, painted on a canvas, as part of World Down Syndrome Day celebrations at the Taarana school for children with special needs. She was heartened to see her brother’s progress since he joined Taarana. “He is always very polite, holds the door

This past year has been hard for everyone, but it has affected women in particular as they juggle professional careers, domestic chores, family expectations, children and their homeschooling. In conjunction with International Women’s Day, the QI Group’s Malaysia office decided to use the opportunity to give our hardworking women employees a chance to take a

Private community pre-schools in Malaysia continue to face a bleak future after a year of battling with the Covid-19 pandemic. Many parents are not yet ready to send their kids to kindergarten due to health and safety concerns and those who are ready, are either not able to pay the schools fees or want discounts

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has created a global emergency, claiming hundreds of innocent lives, leaving many in dire economic straits, disrupting human life, public health, education, social and economic well-being to name a few. To acknowledge and address the struggles resulting from the pandemic that has not yet run its course, as well as to

This past year has been difficult for everyone in different ways. But for the non-profit sector and the grassroots organisations that work with vulnerable communities on the ground, it has been particularly difficult. Travel restrictions, lockdowns, social distancing are all necessary and good measures to ensure we prevent the spread of Covid-19, but this also

One of the leading causes of people trapped in the cycle of poverty for generations is a lack of education. Education is often referred to as the great equaliser— it opens doors to jobs, resources, and skills for one to not just survive, but thrive. To assist students from low-income families and to give them

RYTHM Foundation is proud to be the recipient of the JCI Sustainable Development Award 2020 under the category SDG 4 (Quality Education) for our flagship initiative, the Maharani programme. This award is a testament to the impact of the Maharani programme over the last decade in helping young, at-risk girls from marginalised communities in taking

Volunteering has been inbuilt into the QI Group’s culture from its early years. Employees have always been encouraged to get involved in their local communities with worthy causes and RYTHM Foundation has always appreciated the help employees of the QI Group have provided by donating their time and effort to vulnerable segments of society. Over

Kids at Taarana school for children with special needs usually have a fun, noisy celebration for Children’s Day each year as the kids run around playing games in the garden, musical chairs with their friends and doing other physical activities outdoors. But this year, in the face of an ongoing pandemic, Children’s Day was a

A total of 30 QI staff took part in a braillethon session recently, an activity to help increase Braille reading materials for the visually impaired in the country. Braillethon is an activity that is powered by volunteers who help to translate books or documents from normal printed text to Braille, following a format set by

About 20 students gathered excitedly at the hall at Pure Life Society, in Puchong, Malaysia waiting for the first session of the Maharani programme. The girls who live at the shelter home were eager to become Maharani girls, a programme designed especially for adolescent girls, that seeks to empower them and help them achieve their