Mindful that low-income families need continued support to recover from the pandemic and economic downturn, Malaysia’s Quest International University (QIU) recently kicked off a series of workshops for the B40 group called ‘Womenpreneur A to Z.’ The series focuses on helping single mothers operating home-based micro-businesses train in skills like food preparation, digital marketing, financial literacy, and business development.
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Different, not Less: Taarana School’s Children Shine in Annual Day Celebration
Taarana School students in a scene from ‘The Enormous Turnip’ during the recent Annual Day. The Annual Day for Taarana School, a RYTHM Foundation-managed special education needs school, is a much-anticipated event each year. And this year, the anticipation for the celebration of talent and achievements was more palpable than ever. After a three-year COVID-19
Datin Sri Umayal’s Top ‘Be The Change’ Takeaways from V-Convention 2022
Datin Sri Umayal Eswaran, the Chairperson of RYTHM Foundation and tireless advocate for education and social transformation, recently offered immeasurable inspiration in anecdotes about change at V-Convention 2022. The convention is the largest gathering of network marketing professionals associated with the QI Group’s flagship business, QNET. RYTHM Foundation is the social impact initiative of QI.
Community Adoption Programme Beneficiaries in Sabah Show Remarkable Improvement and Growth
Just 18 months since RYTHM Foundation launched its maiden Community Adoption Programme (CAP) in three villages in the East Malaysian state of Sabah, several initiatives under the project have taken wing to help alleviate the lives of the remote communities.
RYTHM Partner ANOPA Project Wins Charity of the Year Award in Ghana
RYTHM Foundation’s partner organisation in Ghana, ANOPA Project (ANOPA), has emerged as the ‘Best Charity Organisation of 2022’ for improving the inclusion and integration of vulnerable groups across Sub-Saharan Africa.
Famous Vegetarians Who Inspire Us – Plant-based Diets For a Sustainable Tomorrow
A plant-based lifestyle is considered sustainable because animal products profoundly impact our environment, mainly from the resources exhausted to feed, maintain, transport, and other relevant emissions and effects.
QNET’s Algerian and Moroccan Employees Participate in Conservation Efforts
The latest efforts in QI’s crusade to make a positive ecological global impact took place in two separate QNET Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives in Morocco and Algeria.
Protecting the Tribal Populations of Kolli Hills
Such is the case on the beautiful mountain range of Kolli Hills in the Namakkal District of the Tamil Nadu state, where the majority of the community are classified as tribal populations.
Celebrating the Power of Service in Honour of Nelson Mandela at QI Tower
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
RF partner Mann Deshi supporting daily wage earners during Covid-19
The worsening Covid-19 pandemic has forced most countries in the world to impose quarantine and lockdown. While this is necessary to break the chain of infection, it has had a terrible impact on daily wage earners in India, as the lockdown has made it impossible for them to provide for their families. To assist the
QNET staff bring cheer to unwed mothers in Vietnam
Unwed mothers in Asian communities and many parts of the world often face stigma in their families and society at large, leaving them without any kind financial or emotional support. To help such women, the Thanh Tam House located at Tan Binh District, Vietnam offers a temporary shelter to care for them and their babies
Valentine Day sale at Taarana school
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