Peace, love and harmony, in practice.

Peace, Love and Harmony Foundation (PLHF) is a non-profit, non-political, humanitarian organisation. We bring people together, settle differences through dialogue, and work with communities to improve how they live. [Add the year we began and a short founding story.]

Our aim

To promote peace, love, unity, harmony and sustainable development within communities and society at large.

Our motto

Be kind to every kind, not just mankind.

What we do

Promote peaceful coexistence
Through conflict resolution, mediation and dialogue.
Develop communities
We start and run projects that improve living conditions.
Empower youth
Through education, mentorship and skills development.
Stand for rights and justice
We advocate for the protection of human rights and social justice.
Support vulnerable groups
Help and assistance for people who are vulnerable or marginalised.
Work with partners
With government and non-governmental organisations to reach our goals.

What we stand for

Peace and unity: Tolerance and social cohesion come first. We settle differences through dialogue.
Love and compassion: We want a society built on compassion, justice and harmony, and we start by being kind.
Openness and fairness: Transparency, accountability, inclusiveness and the rule of law guide our decisions.

How we are governed

Our constitution is the supreme law of the Foundation. It shares power between six bodies, so no one person or group decides alone.

General Assembly (Congress): All registered members. The highest decision-making body. It elects the Executive Committee, approves budgets and financial reports, and can amend the constitution.
Senate: Advises on strategy and oversees the Executive Committee. It approves policies, budgets and key appointments.
Executive Committee: Runs the Foundation day to day and carries out programmes and projects. It reports regularly to the Senate and Congress.
Judicial Council: Independent of all other bodies. It interprets the constitution, settles disputes and hears election petitions.
Electoral Commission: Independent. It conducts every election, registers voters and publishes the rules.
Committees: Finance, Audit, Welfare, Projects and Programmes, and Research and Development, plus short-term committees when needed.