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WASHINGTON, D.C. •
Foundation for a Drug-Free World fights back against record synthetic overdose deaths in Washington, D.C. Synthetic drug overdose dominated many conversations at seven drug education booths at National Night Out in Washington D.C. The booths were set up by the D.C.
REDDING, CALIFORNIA •
A team of Scientology Volunteer Ministers has trained to help search survivors search through their burnt-out homes for valuables they had to leave behind.
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA •
Volunteers from the Church of Scientology of Melbourne promote drug-free living at Aussie Rules Football game.
In the wake of reports of increased use of social drugs like cocaine and methamphetamines among Australian Rules football players, volunteers from the Church of Scientology of Melbourne distributed thousands of copies of The Truth About Drugs booklets to Aussie Rules fans July 7 at an Australia Football League game at Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG).
CAMPI BISENZIO, ITALY •
For Italian Volunteer Ministers, November’s floods in Tuscany were a true test of the Volunteer Ministers’ motto: “Something can be done about it.
REDDING, CALIFORNIA •
Scientologists are providing relief to those affected by three Northen California wildfires, collecting donations and goods and distributing water, food and supplies.
BRESCIA, ITALY •
Active throughout the pandemic, Scientology Volunteer Ministers continue promoting prevention while they carry out cleanups and other programs to help their city.
COPENHAGEN, DENMARK •
The Church of Scientology of Denmark welcomed hundreds of visitors who toured the Church to learn more about Scientology
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
An interfaith program marking Nelson Mandela Day emphasizes the importance of raising awareness about human rights.
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON •
Holiday decorations, cookies, hot chocolate, and Christmas music were a perfect backdrop for the annual clothing and toy drive at the Church of Scientology headquarters in Seattle.
MILAN, ITALY •
The Venerable Tenzin Bagdro, Tibetan monk and champion of Tibetan independence, was recognized with an Association for Human Rights and Tolerance Italy Human Rights Hero Award at a conference hosted by the Church of Scientology of Milan.
The Association for Human Rights and Tolerance of Italy held a human rights conference and awards ceremony May 24, 2103, to honor the Venerable Tenzin Bagdro, Tibetan monk and champion of Tibetan independence.