About us

The Vishva Hindu Parishad of Australia (VHP Australia) is a community organization and its founding fathers established the organisation on the ideal of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam (the world is one large family). This vision is to spread the message of inter-dependence of human societies, nature and environment - "Harmony with the Creation". This cosmic harmony depends on Dharma. Dharma means eternal and universal values for the well-being of all.

VHP Australia believes in the principles of unity in diversity, social cohesion, multiculturalism, harmony, inclusiveness and pluralism in Australia. It serves the Hindu and the wider Australian community in partnership with the local councils, the Australian and state governments to promote peace, prosperity,  and economic benefits to Australia’s cultural diversity. 

The service divisions of VHP Australia include Hindu Cultural Heritage Teaching Programme in Qld Public Schools, Hindu Social Services Foundation, Hindu Youth Australia and Vidya Vihaar(Education winning of VHP). 

Vishva Hindu Parishad (World Hindu Council) of Australia’s Queensland chapter was established in 2010 and since then has been actively serving the Queensland community in various ways. All its activities are run by a team of dedicated and enthusiastic volunteers who are inspired to perform selfless service.

The objectives of the organisation are to promote:

• ancient Hindu culture, arts, heritage, civilisation, education, aid and relief to the needy.
• activities for the welfare of the general public including social, cultural and scientific research.
• the ancient and rich Samskritam language which has been declared as World’s Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO. 
• Vedic Science and Vedic Mathematics

Vishva Hindu Parishad, Australia’s Queensland Chapter is founded on the eternal values and principles of ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam (The world is one family). This vision is to spread the message of respect for all living beings, to live in harmony with mother nature (Prakruthi) and creation (Shrishti), inter-dependence of human societies, and in the process, create a dynamic, vibrant Hindu Society which contributes to the prosperity of Australia.

• to educate the next generation of Hindu Australians in the rich culture, tradition, history and Heritage of Hindu Dharma with a view to developing Hindu leaders of tomorrow who can serve our Dharma and our karma bhoomi (country that provides us the livelihood)  - Australia
• to deliver services in the field of social service, health and cultural development. 
• Inspire and support community members to participate in preserving Hindu heritage and cultural values. 
• promote strong ties between communities. 
• support activities and initiatives with a focus on art, cultural and educational values to children and youth. 
• promote the principles of unity in diversity and multiculturalism in Australia in partnership with the local councils, federal / state Australian governments and other community organisations.
• to facilitate children to appreciate, learn and practice Hindu way of life.
• instil pride and confidence in Hindu children about their identity.
• raise Hindu awareness in the society around.
• develop social awareness and leadership skills among children
• to instil spiritual, moral, social and cultural values in children