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COLOMBO, SRI LANKA •
An international team of volunteers responded to Sri Lanka in its time of need, helping it forge an era of trust and friendship that transcends religious, ethnic and cultural divides.
SPAIN •
Throughout the year, Scientologists provide drug education to reduce drug demand through education.
A study published in February 2014 in the Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment found that cocaine users admitted for drug abuse treatment in Spain suffer a fatality rate 5.1 times higher than the general population. Drug prevention volunteers from the National Church of Scientology of Spain have mobilized to tackle this situation.
LIMA, PERU •
This year’s El Niño brought relentless rains to Peru’s desert coast, creating havoc through flooding and mudslides that have decimated the country and neighboring Ecuador and Colombia, killing hundreds and displaced thousands more.
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI •
Community and religious leaders urge Kansas Citians to support the City’s 7th United in Peace Ride July 10.
DENVER, COLORADO •
Scientology Volunteer Ministers helped spruce up their neighborhood after the excitement of a recent Rockies vs. Cardinals three-game series at Coors Field.
SOUTH AFRICA •
Scientology restored Heidi Wolfaardt’s happiness and love of life. Her profile is one of 200 “Meet a Scientologist” videos available on the Scientology website at www.scientology.org.
In her “Meet a Scientologist” video on Scientology.org, Heidi Wolfaardt of South Africa tells how Scientology restored her belief in herself.
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON •
Volunteers reached out to school counselors with Truth About Drugs educational materials.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
The reunion organized by Tlaxcaltecas USA at the Church of Scientology Los Angeles was a day these families will never forget.
LOS ANGELES,CALIFORNIA •
Drug education and prevention program at the Church of Scientology Los Angeles helps Angelinos recognize and deal with the city’s widespread problem of drug abuse and addiction.
PARIS, FRANCE •
Can something as simple as a community cleanup make a difference?