Protecting Faith. Preserving Values. Building Unity.
A non-partisan council dedicated to the security, dignity, and flourishing of Indic faith traditions across the world.
Secure
Helping people, places of worship and community events stay safe.
Empower
Giving communities the knowledge and confidence to respond, and to be heard.
Protect
Standing up for the right of every person to practise their faith without fear.
About us
One council for the Indic faith traditions
The Indic Faith Security Council is a non-partisan council working for the security, dignity and flourishing of Hindu, Buddhist, Jain and Sikh communities.
We record incidents that affect these communities, support the people who report them, and help places of worship and community groups stay safe and be heard.
More about us
What we do
Our initiatives
The programmes through which we work to secure, empower and protect communities.
Incident Reporting
A confidential way for individuals and communities to tell us about incidents affecting people of Indic faiths, their places of worship and their events.
Read moreCommunity Safety
Helping places of worship and community organisations understand risks and take sensible, practical steps to keep people safe.
Read moreAdvocacy and Outreach
Making sure the experiences of Indic faith communities are heard, and building understanding with institutions and other communities.
Read more
Incident reporting
Has something happened? Tell us.
Every report helps build an accurate picture of what communities are facing. It takes about five minutes.
- 1
Tell us what happened
The type of incident, when and where it took place, and a description.
- 2
Add evidence, if you have it
Photos, screenshots or documents. Your name and contact details are optional.
- 3
Review and submit
Check your report, send it, and keep the reference number we give you.
If anyone is in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services first.
Your trust matters
Reporting in confidence
Confidential
We never share your identity without your consent, except where the law requires it.
Your name is optional
You can report without giving your name or contact details.
Handled with care
Reports and evidence are seen only by authorised members of our team.
Read how we handle information in our privacy policy.
Stand with your community
Tell your temple, gurdwara, vihara, derasar or community group about IFSC, and find out how you can help.