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PRETORIA, SOUTH AFRICA •
Church of Scientology Pretoria trains Tshwane Metro Drug Unit officers to be experts at delivering the Truth About Drugs curriculum.
JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA •
The Scientology Tools for Life have empowered a life coach to create a movement of help.
TAMPA, FLORIDA •
Florida nonprofit forms partnership with Youth for Human Rights and launches educational campaign during Human Trafficking Awareness Month to make an impact on human trafficking in a state that has become a hotbed of the modern-day slave trade.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
“Help for Miami,” is shattering the glass ceiling for those labeled with learning disabilities.
FREEPORT, GRAND BAHAMA ISLAND •
With so many people in need on Grand Bahama Island, the government’s weekend Relief Days are getting needed supplies out of the warehouses and into their hands.
BUDAPEST, HUNGARY •
In the belief that everyone is important, Scientology Volunteer Ministers marked the Hungarian holiday “Everybody’s Day” with a special celebration for underserved children and their families.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
Despite COVID-19 cases surging in Los Angeles County, the Northeast Police Station and the Church of Scientology were determined to provide toys for children who would otherwise go without.
VENTURA, CALIFORNIA •
With over 2,000 cases of Covid-19 so far in Ventura County—818 over the past two weeks—volunteers from the Church of Scientology of Ventura are letting the community know something can be done about it.
SWITZERLAND •
Scientologist Barbara Schneider is a model, TV personality, paramedic, Scientology counselor and mother of four who didn’t anticipate how well things would turn out 18 years ago when things went wrong. Born and working as a paramedic in Lugano, Switzerland, in the early 1990s a failed relationship left her desperate to get away. “I went to a travel agent and told him I needed a change,” she says. “I wanted to be someplace far away and on the sea.”
WASHINGTON, D.C. •
Staff of the Church of Scientology National Affairs Office shared the “secret” of happiness with members of the Indonesian community in Washington, D.C.
Head of the Consular Division for the Indonesian Embassy to the United States in Washington, D.C., hosted a seminar April 6 on The Way to Happiness—the nonreligious moral code based entirely on common sense. The workshop, conducted by Church of Scientology National Affairs Office staff, was held at the embassy and attended by Indonesians living in the D.C. area.