On 8th October, 2005 an earthquake with record 7.6 magnitude, hit the Himalayan region of Northern Pakistan, especially the Kashmir region. Hundreds of causalities were reported in North Muzzafarabad, Kashmir and Hazara division. Many buildings and houses collapsed in the cities and rural areas. The massive calamity killed about 80,000 people, leaving 3,500,000 homeless. Most of students were attending schools when the earthquake struck. In a report, some 8000 schools were demolished completely, leaving many students buried under rubble.
 

In this devastating period when every human heart was pondering over to help the effected people, TMF also took the initiative. Tameer-e-Jannat Science School was established for rehabilitating these traumatized, orphaned and shelter less children.

Being a complete educational and residential facility, the school hostel block consists of 34 rooms with allied facilities of dining, messing, laundry, etc. At present there are 183 residential students enrolled at Tameer-e-Jannat Science School.
 

Our aim is to provide quality education to these children. We will facilitate higher studies, impart technical trainings and develop them into professionally sound individuals that will help them in serving their families as well as country in the days to come.

Sheikh Muhammad Ahsan, a textile industrialist and a group of esteemed philanthropists from Faisalabad have pledged sponsorship for 100 children. The team is also playing a vital role in motivating local business community to sponsor more children at Tameer-e-Jannat.