Mohd. Riyaz Mohd. Fajil Quazi is a seasoned social worker and project director with over a decade of experience in managing impactful initiatives. Throughout his career, he has successfully led projects that have positively transformed societies. Currently, Quazi helms the “Padhe Hum Padhaye Hum” mission, aiming to provide value-based education to underprivileged children from slum dwellings and migrant labor families.
Quazi holds a Bachelor’s degree and Master’s in Social Work from RTM University, Nagpur, laying a strong foundation for his humanitarian work, which has earned recognition from many. His impressive resume includes serving as Project Director for an old-age home (Swami Vivekananda Old Age Home), District Coordinator for Amravati in a Axshaya(Tuberculosis) National Health Project conducted by MAMTA Health Institute for Mother & Child Delhi.


Quazi’s unwavering commitment to HIV/AIDS prevention, tuberculosis awareness, and other health-related initiatives has left a lasting impact on both urban and rural communities, cementing his reputation as a dedicated social advocate. His accolades include  Times of India Nagpur Hero’s Award 2024, The Mahatma Gandhi International Peace Award (2019), the Rajiv Gandhi Shiromani Achievements Award (2018), the Change Maker Award (2021), and the prestigious Covid-19 Warrior Award.


As Founder and President of Mission “Padhe Hum Padhaye Hum” and President of Universal Multipurpose Society Nagpur, Quazi continues to champion social justice and community empowerment in Central India.