SCIENTOLOGY TODAY
THE FASTEST-GROWING RELIGION IN THE 21ST CENTURY
MANGERE, NEW ZEALAND •
Thomas Henry, Chairman of the Mangere Maori Wardens Association, is on a personal crusade to eliminate drug-related devastation and eradicate drug abuse among Maori youth. Through a joint Maori Warden/Church of Scientology campaign some 400,000 copies of The Truth About Drugs booklets have been distributed in New Zealand, made possible by the generous contributions of members of the Church of Scientology. “The resources that we’re getting from the Church of Scientology are helping our community and right across New Zealand. It’s touching a lot of people’s lives—even saving people’s lives.”
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA •
A new model tutoring center, the Applied Scholastics Community Learning Center of Clearwater, joins a growing number of programs, schools and educational facilities throughout the world that utilize the Study Technology developed by L. Ron Hubbard. The Clearwater center was made possible through generous contributions from members of the International Association of Scientologists (IAS).
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA •
New model Narconon, joining a growing roster of centers using the remarkable rehab technology developed by L. Ron Hubbard, stands as a valuable asset for residents in the Greater Tampa Bay community. The facility was made possible by generous contributions from members of the International Association of Scientologists (IAS).
LONDON, ENGLAND
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Andrew Chalmers’ work as a software company CEO brought him from his home in London, England, to South Asia 15 years ago. The extent of abuse he observed, man’s inhumanity to man, had a tremendous impact on him. And his passion for a better world led him to champion human rights as the solution.
OJAI, CALIFORNIA •
Spectacular 43-acre estate is a secluded jewel surrounded by vistas that seem to stretch forever, to provide Narconon’s acclaimed drug rehabilitation services to artists and leaders in society. The September 13 opening was made possible by generous contributions from members of the International Association of Scientologists.
VILLA VICTORIA, MEXICO •
Pastoral four-acre hacienda opens in Villa Victoria, Mexico, to serve as home to the new Continental Narconon Latin America—eagerly accepting the challenge posed by a region in dire need of effective drug rehabilitation. The opening was made possible by generous contributions from members of the International Association of Scientologists.
LAKE ARRESØ, DENMARK •
Kicking off a series of Continental Narconon center openings this month is a spectacular 67,000-square-foot estate in the Danish countryside, an idyllic, distraction-free setting for those seeking release from drug addiction’s devastating grip. The opening was made possible by generous contributions from members of the International Association of Scientologists.
EAST SUSSEX, UNITED KINGDOM •
Hope arrives in the East Sussex countryside with the opening of a dynamic Narconon facility designed to both rehabilitate the drug-addicted and train the next generation of Narconon rehab specialists, while helping to rid England of its staggering narcotics epidemic. The opening was made possible by generous contributions from members of the International Association of Scientologists.
LONDON, ENGLAND •
UK TV Reality star Adam Kelly talks about the effect drugs had on his life and his role now as Ambassador of the Foundation for a Drug-Free World.
Choolun Bhojoo, Deputy Commissioner of the Mauritius Police, is determined to wipe out his island nation’s drug epidemic. With the help of Foundation for a Drug-Free World he has mobilized the police throughout the southern sector of the island as a massive force to help youth avoid falling prey to the scourge of drug abuse.
Allison Folmar, Civil Rights Attorney, defending the rights of parents to protect their children.
James Rocky Robinson, Commanding Officer of the Bedford Stuyvesant Volunteer Ambulance Corps, describes the partnership forged between the members of his ambulance corps and the Scientology Volunteer Ministers.
John Redman, Executive Director of Californians for Drug-Free Youth, helping Baja youth escape the grip of drug cartels.