Harmony House was established in 1985 as a non-profit organization specialized in handling domestic violence. We devoted to provide a wide range of preventive, therapeutic and developmental services for individual/family who affected by domestic violence and promote harmonious family relationships in the community. We also provide training to multi-disciplinary professionals and advocate for policies and legislations on behalf of victims of violence, their families and communities.

Belief:
1. We believe that all human beings have rights to live with dignity and respect and to be free from violence, abuse and coercion. Human rights should be preserved in our homes as well as our society.
2. We believe equality and mutual respect are fundamental principles for a healthy and harmonious family.
3. We strongly oppose the use of violence as a means of control.
4. We are dedicated to helping victims of domestic violence to resume dignity over their own lives.

Vision:
1. A harmonious and stable community built on sound family values of harmony, care, mutual respect and responsibility.
2. A community for "Zero Tolerance to Domestic Violence".
3. A community that can protect the abused and provide an environment that nurtures emotionally strong individuals who can contribute to the society.

Mission:
1. To tackle the social problems of domestic violence using diverse approaches, and promote harmonious and healthy relationships in families with a comprehensive range of preventive and therapeutic services.
2. To contact and reach out to families in need through counselling and crisis intervention.
3. To change the misconcept and incorrect attitude towards domestic violence through community education, impart appropriate knowledge and skills handle domestic violence.

Goal:
1. To protect and empower individuals who are victims of domestic violence and help them to establish their self-esteem and confident.
2. To counsell and give guidance to batterers on how to break the vicious cycle of violence and eliminate the harm to the family.
3. To educate the community at large as well as professional bodies on the promotion of family harmony.