Member of the British Parliament Tony Lloyd, Secretary for Air Ireland, Houn Alder Main Mushtaq Lashari, Chairperson of the Third World Solidarity Council, Counselor Muhammad Zaman, Mayor of Rochdale, Counselor Asim Rashid, Deputy Mayor of Police Greater Manchester, Counselor Sultan Ali, former Mayor of Rochdale, Ms. Razia Shemim, Chairperson of Pakiza Group, Counselor Ellen Brett, Leader of Rochdale Council, Nazim Suleman, PA to Mayor of Rochdale, Shiraz Shiri, Mayor of Concert, Imtiaz Ahmed, PA Council Leader, Muhammad Arshad, Assistant to Member of Parliament, and others visited institutions under the management of Al-Hassan Foundation including Jamiat Al-Hassan Ratta (Madrasa School) and College for Boys, Fatima Tul Zahra College for Girls, and Al-Hassan Model School Ratta Dadyal. On this occasion, Chairman Al-Hassan Foundation Chaudhry Azhar Sadiq briefed the guests about the institutions under the auspices of Al-Hassan Foundation and said that the institution is running with the cooperation of public from Pakistan, Azad Kashmir and expatriates residing in Britain and with the special mercy of Allah. Former Senior Minister Chaudhry Muhammad Yousuf, who planted this tree, said, “We are nurturing this tree.” The foundation is providing free education, meal and residential facilities to more than 600 children. The institution achieves the best position in exams every year, so many children who have received education from the foundation are appointed to good positions in various institutions. It was mentioned that they are providing both religious and modern education to the children. Chaudhry Muhammad Yousuf said that the institution he has founded will be the cause of his forgiveness in the Hereafter. On this occasion, Member of British Parliament and Mayor of Rochdale spoke to the media and said that they were very pleased to see the work of Al-Hassan Foundation. They stated that the institution is doing better work than our expectations. They urged the expatriates cooperating with the institution to cooperate more. Such institutions can only be run with the cooperation of benevolent people. They appealed especially to the people residing in Britain to take charge of this institution and support the children studying here. No country can progress without education; education is our real strength.