SCIENTOLOGY SERVICES TO COMBAT THE DRUG PROBLEM
Drug Free Ambassadors of Australia
Children are experimenting with drugs at younger and younger ages. Peer group pressure is often a factor in a child deciding to experiment with drugs or alcohol. The Drug Free Ambassadors is an effective drug prevention program that turns the power of peer pressure in the right direction. Kids sign pledges to stay drug free, and to get their friends to sign on too. The Drug Free Ambassadors is sponsored by the Australian churches of Scientology. Parents, mentors and teachers of any faith can start a chapter, and the local Scientology church will provide them with everything they need to make the program a success in their communities. We are keenly aware of the magnitude and importance of handling the drug problem in Australia, and there is nowhere is it more vital to address this than with our youth.
Scientology Churches: Working to Free Society from Drugs
Scientology churches and Scientologists participate in drug information programs to combat the drug problem. Scientologists are 100% drug-free. They know the harm drugs can cause, and they work in their communities to help handle this scourge with drug education and prevention programs. We publish and distribute pamphlets that give kids the real facts on the subject. Armed with the truth about drugs kids can make sensible decisions.
Scientology Publication: Marijuana-The Truth about Joints
Should you be concerned if your child experiments with marijuana? Is it just something kids do? Or should you take an active role in ensuring your child stays off drugs? This pamphlet shows the effects of marijuana and hashish: how they affect the body, the mind and the spirit. Many parents from around the world have had great success in helping their kids stay off marijuana just by giving this booklet to them. It takes up the questions and concerns kids have, and explains it in their own terms. This publication, sponsored by the Church of Scientology International, has been handed out by Scientologists and other members of the “Say No to Drugs, Say Yes to Life Coalition” all over Europe and the U.S. We have put it online now to make it available to everyone. This is information we use frequently in Scientology churches to help parents and children.
Scientology Brochure: Heroin-Death in the Blood
Heroin was once recognized as a dangerous and highly addictive drug. But many kids today have been fooled into thinking it is “chic“ or “fashionable”. This brochure tells the cold hard facts about this drug. If you know or suspect that your child is on heroin, convince him or her to read the information on this web site. It will make it much easier for you to help.
Scientology Pamphlet: Ecstasy-the Traitor Exposed
This is a “designer drug”, also known as “the love pill”. Ecstasy is neither new nor safe. In fact, it is so dangerous that its original manufacturer took it off the market in 1941 when they found out how harmful it was. Originally published by churches of Scientology in Europe, this pamphlet has been translated into English and is now available online.
Ron the Humanitarian: Drugs and Their Effect on Health and Life
This magazine covers the research Mr. Hubbard did into drugs and their effects on the body, mind and spirit. It covers how his drug rehabilitation technology is used both in secular community programs and services offered by churches of Scientology. If your child has a drug problem, you can find information here on how to help him or her get off drugs. You will also find out about the long-term harmful effects of taking drugs and how these can be eradicated.
Scientology Service to Handle the Effects of Drug Use: The Purification Rundown Program
If your child has experimented with drugs, or even if he or she has a serious drug problem, there is something you can do to help reverse the harmful and often long-lasting effects of these substances. The Purification Rundown program is a Scientology religious service that frees the individual from the physical, mental and spiritual effects of substance abuse. Read more about the program and how it works.
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