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MERIDA, VENEZUELA •
A fun-filled day of activities organized by the Scientology-supported Truth About Drugs initiative and the Vigia Anti-drug Foundation in Merida, Venezuela
Young athletes from local schools competed in an intramural soccer match in October in the state of Merida, Venezuela. The level of excitement of the players, their friends and families was a living demonstration that life is more fun when you don’t use drugs.
MEXICO •
Scientologists work with Mexican police to help youth live drug-free lives.
To ensure youth in Mexico are provided with the information they need to make informed decisions to live drug-free, the Social Reform Office of the National Scientology Organization of Mexico helped organize and conduct a training program July 8-12 for the Mexico City Police Unit for School Safety.
MILAN, ITALY •
As Italy navigates its second wave of COVID-19, Scientologists of Milano once again reach out to help.
MODENA, ITALY •
Scientology Volunteer Ministers from the Church of Scientology Mission of Modena, Italy, reach out with one-on-one help and “tools for life.
ITALY •
The Youth for Human Rights soccer team competed in a human rights soccer match organized by the Association for Human Rights and Tolerance of Italy. Youth for Human Rights is supported by the Church of Scientology.
Students from Monza and Civate in northern Italy are now Junior Ambassadors for Human Rights, an award they earned June 15 after competing in a soccer match dedicated to human rights awareness.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNA •
Scientology Network’s “Meet Scientologist” celebrates the work of agricultural engineer Peter Vajda whose innovative company restores life to barren farmland.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA AND V •
This week’s episode of Voices for Humanity features human rights activist Rahul KC
LONDON, ENGLAND •
It’s the birthplace of hip and the cornerstone of tradition. And helping this cosmopolitan community thrive is what the Church of Scientology London does best.
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI •
Marking Human Right Day with an open house and seminar in honor of Human Rights Day December 10
UNITED STATES •
Before Scientology, Paris Morfopoulos would not have given odds on his reaching 30. Now 58, he counts himself one of the luckiest men alive.
Growing up in a rough-and-tumble mining town in Northern Canada, Paris Morfopoulos learned to rely on himself, his wits—and alcohol.
He gained the ability to talk his way out of a tough spot, defending himself only when he had to.