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After passing a long time to the earthquake 2005, the condition of education in these devastated regions is still unsatisfactorily. The drop-out of the children from schools is increasing day by day and the ratio of educated children is decreasing with the passing time. The main reason for the same shortcoming is found in a stunning analysis is, after the devastated earthquake, people have become hand to mouth. They could not afford the educational expenses of their children because with the bitterness of passing moment they could only provide them just basic necessities of life. So they take-out their children from schools when they could not provide them books, note-books, uniforms or they could not pay their examination fee. Same is the case with the children of a primary school opened by the Municipal Corporation. KCT identified the problem, analyze the situation and solve it at urgent basis. Read full report.....

“Kashmir Charitable Trust celebrated the Child Abuse Day on November 19”

Child Abuse Day:
KCT –AJK celebrated 19 November as a day for prevention of child abuse collaborated with the students of Azad Jammu & Kashmir University Old Campus Muzaffarabad. For this purpose, different activities were organized. read more....

"Burnley community donated sewing machines to KCT for women of affected area"

Women :

BURLEY FOR KASHMIR is a organization of Kashmiri community in UK which donated sewing machines for women of affected area. Kashmir charitable trust receives this donation and delivered them to deserving women. Naila Perveen is one of them. read more....

“ Education a best tool to uplift of a society”

Computer literacy center :

On 8^th of May 2006 Kashmir Charitable Trust initiate a new development of Computer Literacy Centre with the assist of British Kashmiri’s and Bradford local community. This project helped a lot the youth of Kashmir to learn advance and professional courses by which they can start income generation. More than 50 students out of 300 got jobs after completing
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"Who need your help" Earthquake work of KCT-UK

Childhood should be a happy time

Spent playing with friends, enjoying a favorite toy--even planning for the first day of school. But children in the developing world spend most of their childhood struggling to survive, without much hope for a secure, productive life

British Kashmiri's donations.

Relief camp in Mirpur for 6 six month for 350 people who lost their homes.
Sixty shelter in Ali Sonjal Rawalakot in collaboration with Apna Sahara trust.
A computer literacy center still working in Muzaffarabad.
500 cgi sheet for those who lost their home.
50 cgi sheets for school in Rajpayan.
2 student scholarship for education
Establishment of two sewing centers in Muzaffarabad for women
There are many other vulnerable people who need your kind help.
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