Our Foundation
Every programme we run is rooted in three core commitments that define who we are.
Lasting peace is built through understanding. Through dialogue, community engagement, and crisis response, we build peace from the ground up — one relationship at a time.
Religious harmony means celebrating diversity. We organise interfaith gatherings and training programmes that help people of all faiths discover their shared humanity.
Every Pakistani citizen deserves equal rights and dignity. We advocate for minority rights and ensure no community is left behind in Pakistan's progress.
What We Do
Six interconnected domains of peacebuilding creating measurable change across Pakistan.
Facilitating dialogue sessions, peace conferences, and bridge-building events between Muslims, Christians, Hindus, Sikhs, and other faith communities across Punjab and Pakistan.
Ensuring equal access to justice, education, and opportunities for all religious minorities through legal aid and collaboration with the Punjab Government.
Training 2,000+ students across Punjab through interfaith workshops, leadership programmes, and Madrassah peace education — nurturing tomorrow's peace ambassadors.
Standing with marginalised communities through flood relief, emergency support, scholarships for minority students, and vocational training programmes.
Proven rapid-response capacity for interfaith crises — including Sargodha (2023) and Jaranwala — de-escalating tensions before they become violence.
Working with the Ministry of Human Rights, Punjab Police, and international bodies to embed minority rights protections into the institutions that shape Pakistani society.
When diverse voices come together in dialogue,
unity becomes stronger than division.
When faith leaders walk together, societies move closer to peace.— ICPHP Mission Statement
About ICPHP
The Peace and Harmony Welfare Foundation, operating as ICPHP, was founded with one conviction: Pakistan's diversity of faiths is a wellspring of strength, not division.
Led by President Allama Shakeel Ur Rehman Nasir and General Secretary Hafiz Sami Ullah — each with 20+ years of dedicated service — ICPHP has built relationships from Lahore's Madrassahs to the British Parliament.
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Whether you are a faith leader, researcher, journalist, or concerned citizen — there is a place for you in ICPHP's work.