Quick Heal Foundation and Baner Rotary Club conducted a training session for woman from Katkari tribe so that they are able to earn and support their families. Around twelve woman participated in the training session.

The Deputy Commissioner of Police expressed his views during an interactive session organised by Quick Heal Foundation and Pankh. He explained to the students how they can utilise the access to technology for improving their knowledge and stay away from threats that prevail in the online world.

In an initiative by Quick Heal Foundation and Pankh, an NGO, Tushar Doshi clarifies doubts which students asked them which they face in their growing up years. He not only clarified their doubts but also provided his guidance to them.

Quick Heal Foundation along with an NGO – Pankh has partnered for engaging with students to provide them training on ‘Life Skills’. A program ‘Thet Bhet’ was conducted at a school in Mumbai where students interacted with Tushar Doshi, Deputy Commissioner of Police and Shri Kailash Katkar.

‘Responsible Netism’, an initiative under the Cyber Awareness cause of Quick Heal Foundation reaches out to students from various schools and colleges in Maharashtra.

The activity was conducted for students of 8th and 9th standard from more than five schools at Kai Baburao Sanas School. Quick Heal Foundation partners with Panke, an NGO for accomplishing these activities.