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LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
“The biggest right there is in human rights is the right to help”—Scientology Founder L. Ron Hubbard
BANJUL, THE GAMBIA •
How a human rights nonprofit is changing the cultural landscape of the Gambia With the end of more than two decades of dictatorship in the Gambia, Nfamarah Jawneh , founder of a local nonprofit, is determined to transform his country through human rights.
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA •
Hundreds of Scientology Volunteer Ministers (VMs) responded to help Pinellas County neighbors cope with the aftermath of Hurricanes Helene and Milton.
ST. PETERSBURG, RUSSIA •
Volunteers from the St. Petersburg Scientology religious group distribute drug education booklets to conquer drug abuse on Victory Day
“Victory Day” is celebrated throughout Russia on May 9 to commemorate the end of World War II. Scientologists from the St. Petersburg Scientology religious group spent the entire week promoting victory of a different kind and one that is sorely needed—victory over drug abuse.
MONZA, ITALY •
The “Say no to Drugs—Say Yes to Life” volunteers of the Church of Scientology of Monza share the truth about drugs with local families.
LES BOIS, HAITI •
Scientology Volunteer Ministers bring help to those traumatized by Hurricane Matthew Teams of Scientology Volunteer Ministers (VMs) are providing relief in Haiti in the wake of Hurricane Matthew, the worst storm to hit the island nation in more than 50 years.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
Scientology Volunteer Minister Disaster Response Coordinator puts out a call for volunteers to help in the aftermath of Hurricane Michael. Volunteer Ministers from Florida and across the U.S. are setting out for the Florida Panhandle to provide relief to those left devastated by Hurricane Michael.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE •
The Church of Scientology Nashville, in partnership with Drug-Free Tennessee, held a forum for the community on International Day Against Drug Abuse to coordinate efforts to keep young people away from drugs.
FLORIDA •
Gracia Bennish, President of United for Human Rights Florida, is an active proponent of human rights education and the care of victims of human trafficking. Her 640 hours of volunteer service last year earned her a President’s Volunteer Service Award.
Gracia Bennish received a well-deserved acknowledgement April 24, 2013, for her 640 hours of volunteer service last year—a President’s Volunteer Service Award, presented at a National Volunteer Week celebration at the Fort Harrison religious retreat of the Church of Scientology Flag Service Organization.
MIAMI, FLORIDA •
Teaming up to make the Holidays special for local children For 29 years, HELP Miami and the Church of Scientology Miami have provided toys to needy children in their community.