Alhamdulillah KORT did a Qurbani of 24 Bulls and 2 Goats during Eid ul Adha 2017.  The meat was distributed to over 1100 poor and needy families in the surrounding areas.

KORT  has received a cheque of more than £51,000 after a group of fundraisers from Bradford sold cakes during the Holy month of Ramadhan.

The girls hostel at the KORT educational complex in Mirpur, Kashmir is progressing very well and fast with the support and prayers of the donors who have been contributing wholeheartedly for this blessed project.

It is not often that you see Prime Ministers pledge their support for NGO’s and charities, yet KORT was honoured to host the Prime Minister of AJK, Raja Farooq Haider, who came to see for himself how KORT is changing the lives of Orphan children.

We would like to thank all of our donors, supporters and MUSKORTEERS in Peterborough for making the event a massive success.

In January 2017, KORT hosted a recognition event in Bradford to sincerely thank all of our MUSKORTEERS from all over UK, who have helped KORT fundraise and raise awareness in their local towns and cities and transform the lives of the orphan children in our care.

By the blessings and will of the Almighty, 11 orphan children from KORT were blessed by visiting Makkah and Madinah and performing Umrah between 21 December 2016 and 04 January 2017.

08 October 2016 marked 11 years since the tragic earthquake of 2005 which claimed thousands of lives all over Azad Kashmir. KORT held an annual rally in Mirpur to remember and pray for those who lost their lives.

Dentists from the Dental Aid Network (DAN), UK, were back at KORT in October as part of their dental mission and collaboration with KORT to provide dental checks and treatments for the orphan children.

We pride ourselves on the fact that we treat the orphan children in our care just like we treat our own children at home.
For this reason we decided to hold an Eid Al Adha Mela (funfair) on the safe and secure grounds of the KORT Educational Complex for the first time as there isn’t a big enough park in Mirpur to host all of our orphan children all at one time.