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LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
With painkiller abuse at epidemic levels, Truth About Drugs targets audiences with blunt messages about dangers of prescription drugs
In November 2011, the Centers for Disease Control Director Thomas Frieden told media: “Overdoses involving prescription painkillers are at epidemic levels and now kill more Americans than heroin and cocaine combined.”
EMFULENI, SOUTH AFRICA •
In the heart of Emfuleni, a municipality grappling with social challenges, the quest for change found a powerful ally in the Scientology Volunteer Ministers’ life skills, leadership, and community development training program.
DUBLIN, IRELAND •
The Church of Scientology Dublin marked Nelson Mandela Day with a human rights open house and celebration of the life and legacy of Nelson Mandela
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
On International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, the Scientology Network joined drug prevention advocates everywhere to combat the drug epidemic.
MILAN, ITALY •
From decontaminating houses of worship to delivering food and prescriptions, Scientology Volunteer Ministers of Italy look back on 16 months of public service.
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON •
The Way to Happiness inspires Seattle volunteers from the Church of Scientology to do their part to keep their community clean and safe for others during the current health crisis.
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA •
The Church of Scientology Las Vegas opened its doors this weekend to the local Honduran Community for a program organized by the Honduras Consulate in Los Angeles.
AMA, LOUISIANA •
Providing what local residents need and want can take a unique turn, as it did this week for the Scientology Volunteer Ministers helping in St. Charles Parish, Louisiana.
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON •
Volunteers with The Way to Happiness Foundation in Seattle reached out to their community, celebrating Friendship Day with the common-sense moral code that helps create lasting friendships by instilling decency and respect.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE •
The Church of Scientology with Tennessee United for Human Rights held a special tribute to Nelson Mandela in observance of what would have been his 104th birthday.