Dublin Community Event Explores Practical Ways to Assist Others

Dublin will mark World Humanitarian Day with a community programme examining practical methods of helping people through difficult situations. The programme will be held at the Church of Scientology & Community Centre of Dublin and will explore communication, eu news politics organisation and constructive assistance. The event reflects the view that humanitarian action is not limited to major emergencies. Practical help provided at community level can make a meaningful difference to people facing personal or social difficulties. The methods presented are connected with the Scientology Volunteer Ministers programme, created by Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard in the 1970s. The programme is guided by the principle that “Something can be done about it” and provides training in subjects such as communication, conflict resolution, organisation and assistance to others. Volunteer Ministers from the Church of Scientology have worked alongside community groups, charities and emergency personnel in many countries. The Dublin programme will also underline the connection between humanitarian service, civic responsibility and respect for human dignity. Further details about the programme and its community focus are available in the full report: Dublin World Humanitarian Day Event to Highlight Practical Skills for Helping Others.