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VALENCIA, SPAIN •
Volunteers from the Church of Scientology Mission of Valencia reach out with the Truth About Drugs initiative to promote a positive, drug-free lifestyle.
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.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
Cherished keepsakes bring closure—help survivors turn the page on past memories and look to the future.
KINGSTOWN, ST. VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES •
For 16 days, a team of Scientology Volunteer Ministers from Florida, arranged by the Freewinds, the Church of Scientology religious retreat, came to the aid of the people of St. Vincent and the Grenadines.
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.
ALOTENANGO, GUATEMALA •
Scientology Volunteer Ministers Guatemala Disaster Response helps the village of Alotenango cope with the present and look to the future.
BANJUL, THE GAMBIA •
15th Annual Youth for Human Rights World Tour travels to The Gambia to support the reforms of the government and encourage broad implementation of human rights education.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
New Year’s celebration marks surge of new Churches and showcases twelve months of accomplishment across every facet of the religion.
ORLANDO, FLORIDA •
To provide the best possible service to those in need when disaster strikes, Scientology Volunteer Ministers of Florida attended the 2018 National Hurricane Conference to share their programs and coordinate activities with disaster response groups and organizations.
RANDSBURG, KERN COUNTY, CALIFORNIA •
In October 2013, Kern County volunteers from the Church of Scientology helped youngsters decide to live drug-free lives. Randsburg is a quiet little town in Kern County, at the southern end of California’s Central Valley. The town sprang up and thrived for a few years after gold was discovered nearby in 1895. Tourists seeking a glimpse of the “Old West” visit the Randsburg general store, ice cream parlor and the old jail and browse through the mining museum, local antique shops and art galleries.