The Society consists of people who seek a rational and constructive approach to all human affairs. Humanism provides a secular, moral alternative to religion and dogmatic creeds.

Our aims, written in our constitution are:

To support rational and humane approaches to human problems on the basis of an informed secularism free from supernaturalism and dogmatic creeds.
To promote the rights of the individual in the realms of conscience, freedom of expression and civil liberties.
To promote a secular and ethical system of education free from social, religious or ideological divisions and from all forms of indoctrination.
To make the Society a living example of the principles of humanism in that members always treat each other with tolerance and respect and so that the Society can be seen by its public actions to be based upon reason and human dignity.
To provide social, recreational, charitable and benevolent services to members of the Society and generally.