4 Reasons Why Inclusive Education for Children is a Powerful Family Wellness Strategy
Find out how inclusive education for children strengthens families and communities by improving access, equity, and long-term opportunities across Southeast Asia.
Indigenous Education
Orang Asli Literacy in Malaysia: ‘PANAI 3M’ Concludes with Stronger Learning Outcomes for Semelai Students
Improving Orang Asli literacy in Malaysia requires sustained attention to foundational learning—particularly in rural communities where early gaps in reading and numeracy can shape a child’s entire academic journey. At Sekolah Kebangsaan (SK) Sungai Sampo in Bandar Seri Jempol, Negeri...
Fueling Futures: RYTHM and NAFAN’s Mid-Day Meal Program Transforms Lives in Kathmandu
Food insecurity is a harsh reality for countless children worldwide, often casting a shadow over their potential. For a child, an empty stomach doesn’t just result in a feeling of physical discomfort; it drains their energy, and is a significant...
Preserving Orang Asli Culture Through Education in the Kensiu Community
For generations, the Kensiu people and other Orang Asli tribes in Malaysia’s deep, rural areas passed down rigid traditions that shaped their way of life. Like many rural communities, they have little access to the benefits of modern advancements, and...
RYTHM Launches Bateq Teaching Module for Orang Asli Children
RYTHM Foundation, the social impact initiative of the global conglomerate QI Group, has launched the ‘Sikulah Bateq’ (Bateq School) teaching module, a framework designed to support basic literacy and numeracy for Orang Asli preschool and early primary children. RYTHM Foundation...
Malaysia’s Indigenous Bateq Tribe Children Make History at Mainstream School
Indigenous Bateq children make history as the first to receive formal education in a mainstream school. Their rapid transition is a significant milestone facilitated by RYTHM Foundation.