SCIENTOLOGY VOLUNTEERS IN MILAN CELEBRATE 11TH ANNIVERSARY WITH PUBLIC INITIATIVES

Scientology Volunteers in Milan Celebrate 11th Anniversary with Public Initiatives

Scientology Volunteers in Milan Celebrate 11th Anniversary with Public Initiatives

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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 sharing information about practical online courses with local residents. The educational resources deal with practical subjects such as communication, organisation and constructive approaches to personal difficulties.

An institutional gathering followed, bringing together representatives of civil protection services, diplomatic circles and local institutions. The meeting provided an opportunity to society discuss experiences in local volunteering.

A further event was planned for 3 November in Piazza Antonio Gramsci, presenting the Volunteer Ministers' activities through their distinctive yellow tent. Under the motto "Something Can Be Done About It," the initiative presents practical methods for assisting others.

On 6 November, the Milan headquarters is due to host an AVIS Milano mobile blood donation initiative. The initiative continues an established relationship between the local Church and the Italian blood donor association.

The international Volunteer Ministers programme, developed by Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard, offers educational resources and volunteer assistance. Volunteers participate in educational initiatives, local assistance and disaster-response activities.

The activities reflect the contribution that faith communities and voluntary associations can make to local civic life. The Church of Scientology maintains churches, missions and affiliated groups across Europe, supporting educational, prevention and humanitarian initiatives.

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