CNCH is a national advocacy organization dedicated to unifying and mobilizing Hindu Canadians, protecting their interests, and advancing their representation in Canadian democracy. Our focus includes political participation, combating misinformation, safeguarding religious freedoms, and fostering cultural pride.

Political representation is crucial for ensuring that the voices, values, and needs of the Hindu Canadian community are heard and acted upon. CNCH encourages members of our community to participate in elections – whether as voters or as candidates for roles such as Members of Parliament (MPs),  (MPPs), Mayors, City Councillors, and School Board Trustees. Greater representation will strengthen advocacy efforts and promote policies that support our community.

There are many ways to contribute to CNCH's mission. You can: 1. Volunteer for advocacy campaigns and community programs. 2. Participate in events, workshops, and leadership training. 3. Donate to support our initiatives and join our Founders Circle. 4. Share our updates, tools, and resources with your network. 5. Consider running for elected positions with CNCH's guidance and support.

CNCH actively fights misinformation targeting the Hindu community by providing fact-based resources, organizing educational campaigns, and engaging with media outlets. We also offer legal support and advocacy for victims of hate crimes, ensuring their voices are heard and justice is served.

Yes, CNCH places significant emphasis on empowering the next generation. We support Hindu Campus Clubs, offer leadership boot camps, establish scholarships, and mentor students to become active leaders in politics, community service, and professional fields.

CNCH collaborates with temples, cultural organizations, and interfaith allies to organize large-scale Hindu festivals like Diwali, Holi, and Pongal. These events showcase the rich traditions, music, dance, and cuisine of Hindu culture while fostering community unity and cross-cultural understanding.

If you experience or witness any anti-Hindu hate or discrimination, you can report it directly to CNCH's Legal Task Force. We will provide support, including legal guidance, counseling services, and engagement with law enforcement to address the issue.

You can subscribe to our newsletter for updates on campaigns, events, and initiatives. Follow CNCH on social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram to stay informed and engaged.

Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam translates to “The world is one family.” It reflects the core Hindu belief in pluralism, inclusivity, and mutual respect. CNCH promotes this value to build bridges with other communities, foster collaboration, and create a harmonious and united Canadian society.