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The employees headed to a co-ed primary school to conduct two activities for its students: a football clinic for boys and a bead-making activity for girls.

Sabah’s Kiulu sub-district is a picturesque region surrounded by mountains. Majestic mountains blanketed in numerous shades of green surround the Kiulu sub-district in the East Malaysian state of Sabah. It is difficult to imagine that hardship exists here with such picturesque surroundings. However, life is anything but blissful for the Orang Asli (Malaysia’s indigenous people)

RYTHM Foundation has launched a collaborative community empowerment project that aims to transform the lives of vulnerable girls and women in rural Thailand.

Themed “Building A More Inclusive World” to commemorate Autism Awareness Month, the all-inclusive conversation hosted by Datin Sri Umayal tackled weaving inclusive mindsets into the fabric of our society.

Jaguh RF (RF Champion), a programme conceived and implemented by RYTHM for 14-year-old Malaysian boys from low-income families to excel through sports.

Datin Sri Umayal shared several powerful messages in her address around the event’s theme, ‘Be the Change.’ “It is three words that sound easy but difficult to practice

While many organisations take slow gaits toward gender equality in the workplace, the QI Group’s entities, including RYTHM, back up their words with equivalent actions.

RYTHM Foundation seeks to transform the lives of these disadvantaged children through Project Insaniah.

In 2019, RYTHM Foundation embarked on a Sustainable Community Project (SCP) in Sri Lanka to rebuild the lives of 500 low-income families affected by the Sri Lankan Civil War. The collaboration between RYTHM, LEADS Sri Lanka, and Habitat for Humanity primarily involves providing much-needed jobs and helping survivors restore their lives through an eco-friendly brick

The latest episode of #RYTHMConnect discussed creating a gender-equal world free of bias and discrimination.

RYTHM Foundation’s work with Sri Lankan NGO Women’s Development Centre (WDC) has been featured in an article by the leading local English Language newspaper, Daily Mirror. The piece highlights WDC’s personalised rehabilitation services for differently-abled youth and children through a Community-based Rehabilitation (CBR) programme it manages with support from RYTHM. WDC is a Kandy-based organisation

The mounting challenges faced by the Chepang directly affect the community’s children. To describe the lives of the Chepang people, a marginalised indigenous population in Nepal, as “deprived” would seem a gross understatement. The community of about 70,000 people live in challenging geographical environments in the hills and mountains of central Nepal. However, remoteness is