Empowering marginalised women through programme


(From third from left) YWCA KL co-chairman June Yeoh, Ramani, Umayal and Rythm Foundation head Jamamalar Samuel with those involved in the Maharani programme as well as participants.

RYTHM Foundation, inked a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Young Women’s Christian Association of Kuala Lumpur (YWCA KL) to collaborate in the foundation’s flagship programme to benefit young women from marginalised communities in Malaysia.

The foundation’s Maharani programme, established in 2011, is a social impact initiative of the QI Group.

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