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QI staff from every floor at the office in Malaysia eagerly awaited tea time on July 18, the birth anniversary of the late Nelson Mandela. The high tea was a fundraiser being held for Taarana school for children with special needs and over 300 staff wanted to show their support and do their part to

Debbie, 17 used the big calculator in front of her as she calculated the price of items that a ‘customer’ bought while her teacher Nur’ Asyikin Ahmed, watched over her carefully. The total amount for the vegetables, peanuts and ice-creams purchased came up to RM43 and the ‘customer’ handed over RM50 note to her. “So

The quiet night at a camp set up in a remote area of Kuala Kubu Bharu, a small town in Selangor, Malaysia became alive as some 50 young girls gathered for their night walk. “It was about 10pm, really dark and I could not see much of where we were headed. There was no torchlight

When the other children were leaving their footwear scattered outside a relative’s house, four and a half year-old Minisha calmly took off her shoes, carried them to a shoe rack and placed it there before entering the house. The simple act of discipline caught the eye of all those present who were full of praise

For 16 weeks, the children at Taarana school could barely sit still with all the excitement around them as the school teachers prepared the students for their 2019 concert. The children who are primarily on the autism spectrum were being specially prepared for public performances. The teachers had to ensure that the children understand the

The 2019 batch of 400 girls from economically disadvantaged families celebrated their graduation on November 13, 2019 and ready to take on the challenges that come their way as they create their future. The Maharani programme by RYTHM Foundation aims to provide a support system and a safe space for young adolescent girls, aged 11

QI Hong Kong employees brought cheer to children at the Hong Chi Pinehill Pre-school Centre — an educational centre that cares for children with intellectual disabilities, recently with a meaningful visit as part of a Staff Social Responsibility (SSR) activity. Our volunteers spent the day engaging with the children and teachers at the Centre to

Yearly, over five million tonnes of solid waste fill the landfills in Kazakhstan. This year, a total of 3.2 million tonnes of solid waste were generated by the people in Kazakhstan and only approximately 330,000 tonnes, or 10.5 percent of the solid waste were recycled. Targeting to reduce the amount of non-biodegradable waste that goes

Aiming to reduce the amount of trash that enters the ocean, 50 QI Thailand employees took time off their weekend to clean up the Bangpu Coast, in Samut Prakan, Thailand. The Bangpu Coast is one of the most important coasts as it helps to protect Bangkok from rising sea levels, a problem that can easily