"L. Ron Hubbard developed a workable technology that not only enables a person to get off drugs, it addresses the underlying reasons the person took drugs in the first place, thus preventing the constant relapses so common in other, unsuccessful drug rehabilitation programs. Narconon utilizes this effective technology to rehabilitate drug addicts, and enable them to live drug-free lives.

IAS [International Association of Scientologists] members have supported numerous projects to help bring this technology to the world, from the videos and booklets distributed to members of the Swedish Parliament, police chiefs, prisons, and parole officers by Narconon Sweden, to the project carried out by members of the IAS in Brazil, which provided drug education lectures to thousands of students, parents and teachers."

Map of the affected area in Far North Queensland, where Volunteer Ministers are being dispatched.

All help is welcome. The Brisbane center will provide immediate emergency training. Call now.

Contact:

Volunteer Minister In-Charge
Church of Scientology Brisbane
61-7 3257 4055
brisbane@scientology.net

Volunteer Ministers Hotline Australia
61-2 9264 7955

This Christmas saw the fifth Say No To Drugs Band Nite at Saint Hill Manor, home of the Church of Scientology, and the religion's founder L. Ron Hubbard.

Band Nites serve the purpose of educating youngsters on the harmful effects of drugs and offer a fun night of drug-free entertainment where the young artists and musicians can perform. Organised over the last two years by Charlotte Wood and Dave Press with assistance from many others, these concerts, which include the distribution of educational booklets on the subject of drugs, have become more and more popular.

Read the rest of the article on:Say No To Drugs Band Nite at Saint Hill Manor

Civil society to forward EU Drugs Action Plan

In recognition of the UN International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking and just two days after the European Council adopted the Drugs Action Plan for 2005-2008, experts from around Europe met at the Church of Scientology International European Human Rights Office in Brussels on Wednesday, June 29, to define concrete actions for making the plan a reality.

The conference, organized by the Foundation for a Drug-Free Europe, was the first in a series of initiatives of civil society to help all levels of government make significant progress in the fight against drugs across the continent over the next three years. This initiative was warmly welcomed by attendees, including officials of several of the Permanent Representations of the Members States to the European Union.

The purpose of the Foundation for a Drug-Free Europe is to unite and coordinate the efforts of members of civil society involved in the fight against drugs in Europe. Among the members, and internal and external expert advisors of the Foundation, are a diversity of people of different ideological, religious and cultural backgrounds, who have a shared goal of ridding society of the drug epidemic. 

Read full aticle >>

Three days a week, Boston Scientologists provide one-on-one tutoring to children and adults at the Dorchester Scientology Volunteer Ministry, a free community center serving the inner city of Boston.

The Scientology religion welcomes people of all faiths and traditions.  The goal of our program is to assist everyone who calls.  If you are looking for personal help, a minister can be provided.  If you are looking for training on how to assist another, there too the Boston Volunteer Minister program offers everything from free seminars to certified and professional training.