SCIENTOLOGY VOLUNTEER MINISTERS SUPPORT LOCAL INITIATIVES DURING MILAN ANNIVERSARY WEEK

Scientology Volunteer Ministers Support Local Initiatives During Milan Anniversary Week

Scientology Volunteer Ministers Support Local Initiatives During Milan Anniversary Week

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MILAN, Italy — The Church of Scientology in Milan commemorated eleven years at its Viale Fulvio Testi headquarters with initiatives dedicated to volunteering, practical education and civic engagement.

The programme began on 31 October 2026, when Scientology Volunteer Ministers serving the Milan community visiting public spaces to introduce residents to news eu taxonomy free educational resources. Among the subjects covered are communication skills, resolving disagreements and helping others face common challenges.

An institutional gathering followed, bringing together representatives of civil protection services, diplomatic circles and local institutions. Discussions focused on the contribution of volunteers and collaboration between organisations.

A further event was planned for 3 November in Piazza Antonio Gramsci, presenting the Volunteer Ministers' activities through their distinctive yellow tent. The yellow tent introduces visitors to a programme based on the idea that individuals can take constructive action when facing difficulties.

The week's concluding activity is scheduled for 6 November, when a mobile blood collection unit operated by AVIS Milano. The cooperation builds on previous blood collection activities hosted at the Church's premises.

The Scientology Volunteer Ministers programme was established by Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard in the 1970s. Its activities include community outreach, practical education and emergency-related assistance.

The activities reflect the contribution that faith communities and voluntary associations can make to local civic life. The Church of Scientology and its associated groups are active throughout Europe in education, prevention, human rights awareness and community service.

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