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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.
ROME, ITALY •
The Rome chapter of The Way to Happiness Foundation transformed a derelict stretch of road into a garden as part of its program to safeguard and improve the environment. The group’s activities are coordinated by the Church of Scientology of Rome.
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.
CAMBRIDGE, ONTARIO •
Volunteer Ministers Cavalcades brings one-on-one help to communities across the globe
BUDAPEST, HUNGARY •
Ten months into the COVID-19 crisis, Volunteer Ministers of the Church of Scientology Budapest continue to raise donations and deliver supplies to those in need.
BRUSSELS, BELGIUM •
Overcoming the barriers to study was the focus of an open house and conference April 23, 2013, at the Brussels Branch of the Churches of Scientology of Europe.
SOUTH AFRICA •
South Africa Human Rights Day marred by distrust of non-South Africans
A survey just released by South African research and conference project FutureFact raises the specter of violence fueled by prejudicial attitudes toward foreign nationals living in South Africa.
GRAND BAHAMA ISLAND •
Six weeks after Hurricane Dorian decimated Grand Bahama Island and Abaco, many residents are still without basic necessities. Scientology Volunteer Ministers help provide fresh water and meals to those in need on Grand Bahama Island.
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.
FREEPORT, GRAND BAHAMA ISLAND •
Simple Scientology technology called the “assist” is helping disaster victims in the Bahamas cope with their loss and look to the future.