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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.
FLORENCE, KENTUCKY •
The Church of Scientology of Cincinnati spotlighted preparedness this month—being prepared to help others in times of disaster and organizing a blood drive to help ensure the community has these life-giving supplies in times of need.
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.
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.
From Winter Wonderland and Easter Egg hunts, to cleaning up communities and disaster relief, can-do citizens energize community good works.
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.
COPENHAGEN, DENMARK •
Young human rights activists from 12 European countries met in Copenhagen in October for a human rights conference organized by Youth for Human Rights Denmark and sponsored by the Danish Ministry of Culture.
PEDRO ESCOBEDO, MEXICO •
New center expands Narconon Mexico’s ability to help individuals overcome addiction for good
JAKARTA, INDONESIA •
A volunteer from Pakistan is training university students and emergency personnel in Jakarta on techniques to help Indonesians recover from recent disasters.