To provide better health care to people from remote areas, Quick Heal Foundation has donated Arogya Yan to Deseeya Sevabharathi, Keralam. Arogya yan was flagged off by Hon’ble Governor of Kerala State Shri Arif Mohammad Khan

To spread cyber security awareness among society, Quick Heal Foundation, conducts a campaign through it’s flagship initiative “Cyber Shiksha for Cyber Suraksha”. In association with Srijan Ek Soch, we are reaching students from Rath, Uttar Pradesh

India has responded to the Covid-19 pandemic in a prompt & proactive manner. Besides maintaining continued focus on specific interventions to contain the disease, equitable access to safe and effective vaccines going to be critical in ending the COVID-19 pandemic. Quick Heal Foundation in association with RCC Lalgun, Lalgun Grampanchayat & Katkar Bal Rugnalay started free vaccination drive for people from Lalgun & 3 nearby wadis.

Doctors & other health care staff understood anxiety of ladies covid patients and helped them celebrate Nagpanchami abiding covid rules.

Reinforcing its commitment and servitude towards improving healthcare services in rural heartland of India, Quick Heal Foundation, the CSR arm of Quick Heal Technologies Limited has donated two state-of-the-art ‘Arogya Yan’ vehicles to the authorities in Washim.

Though most of the districts in the state continue to witness slowdown in Covid-19 cases, Kolhapur in western Maharashtra has emerged as the only district in the state that has witnessed an increase in the infection’s weekly positivity rate. To help fight Covid, Shri Sadguru Vishwanath Maharaj Rukdikar trust, Kolhapur in association with QHF donated 500 oxygen masks, 1000 IV sets, 1000 surgical gloves, 1000 syringes to Kolhapur Municipal corporation.

Quick Heal Foundation-has donated medical van ‘Arogya Yan’ Ambulance to RSS Jankalyan Samiti. It will offer better healthcare services to people living in remote areas of Raigad district. It aims to serve over 10000 people hailing from the Raigad district, including villages and Adivasi hamlets.

The second wave of coronavirus has caught parents and children off-guard. In these unprecedented times, Quick Heal Foundation lends helping hands to CYDA India to launch Children COVID Care Unit in Yerwada-Pune. The centre has the capacity of 450 beds out of which 220 beds in isolation and 10 oxygen beds. Here is the snippet of the centre.

After reaching out to most of Maharashtra, now Quick Heal Foundation has started spreading Cyber Security Awareness in Uttar Pradesh through its flagship program “Cyber Shiksha for Cyber Suraksha” We have partnered with Srijan Ek Soch to educate the villagers in Bundelkhand and Barabanki on Cybersecurity.