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QUITO, ECUADOR •
Scientology Volunteer Ministers from Ecuador work with rescue workers and cleanup crews to help the city recover from the deadly landslide of January 31 – February 1.
Leah Remini’s “reality” show, like her last one, is nothing more than a scripted, rehearsed, acted and dramatized work of fiction. She and the other anti-Scientologists in her program have been expelled from the Church for unethical conduct.
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO •
Scientology Volunteer Ministers teamed up with Representative Jorge Navarro Suárez to deliver food and water to his constituents. Gas shortages, blocked roads, and flooding from Hurricane Maria are still making access to simple necessities such as food and water a challenge.
MEXICO CITY, MEXICO •
A humanitarian group and the police bring the joy of the season and a path to a better future to children in Mexico City’s most marginalized neighborhood.
ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA •
For the past five years, Youth for Human Rights, supported by the Scientology Churches of the Tampa Bay area, has been one of the sponsors of the Sunscreen Film Festival. Industry professionals see film as the best medium to promote human rights.
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA •
In the midst of a nationwide drug abuse epidemic, youth reached out with factual information on drugs to the crowds in San Francisco for Super Sunday.
VENTURA, CALIFORNIA •
With the pandemic creating hardships for families across the Southland, the Church of Scientology helped make the holidays special for children who would otherwise have gone without.
GLENDALE, CALIFORNIA •
Inspired by tragedy, Scientologist tackles problem using hard-hitting Truth About Drugs curriculum featured in newly released brochure.
Kolaleh (Koko) Tabibzadeh and her husband chose Glendale, California, as a friendly, safe community in which to raise their family. In 2012, a newsflash changed her life.
DHAKA, BANGLADESH •
Actor, model and former Lakme Miss Kolkata and Miss India Universe, Sheena Chohan is an ambassador of Youth for Human Rights International and is committed to making human rights a reality.
LOS ANGELES, CA •
Meet Carol and Mark Loweree—Scientologists committed to helping youth avoid the tragedy of drug-abuse.
Through their drug education and prevention work, Scientologists Mark and Carol Loweree of Sun Valley, California, are making a positive impact on the lives of thousands of youth in the San Fernando Valley—youth who might otherwise fall prey to drug abuse.
Several years ago Mark and Carol were approached by a police captain who was looking for a way to combat the serious problem of drug abuse among children and teens.