Religion and Spirituality: Scientology: Church of Scientology: Drug Problem and Solutions

A new Narconon is set to open in Battle Creek. Using the drug rehabilitation techniques developed by L. Ron Hubbard in a secular program. Comments by the Narconon Director and the spokesperson from the Church of Scientology of Battle Creek.

Using technology developed by L. Ron Hubbard, international program includes rehabilitation centers and drug education. List of programs and addresses, information on the methodology, testimonials.

Runs drug education and prevention programs for kids. Video clips. Newsletter and glossary of drug terms.

Describes drug prevention program, its activities, and a contest to help motivate kids not to take drugs.

Watsonville. Residential drug addiction and alcoholism rehabilitation. Description of the program, testimonials, photos, contact information.

Local drug prevention group for kids, their community projects and essay contest.

Offers purchasing information for the "Purification and Life" book by L. Ron Hubbard.

Describes Scientology drug rehabilation techniques including Purification Program, with articles by L. Ron Hubbard and testimonials.

Scientology program that eradicates the harmful effects of drugs and toxins and increases spiritual well being.

Drug detoxification technology of L. Ron Hubbard applied to help New York fire fighters who responded to the 9/11 World Trade Center crisis.

Local details for Oklahoma drug rehab center. Features drug details and program testimonials.

Information about local drug rehabilitation centers in the program along with specific addictive drug details.

Drug rehabilitation center in Battle Creek utilizing effective techniques developed by L. Ron Hubbard.

Offers treatment for addiction to drugs and alcohol. [May not work with all browsers.]

Describes the New York Rescue Workers Detoxification Project of lower Manhattan that uses Scientology detox methods, it's results and plans to make it available to rescue workers in other communities.

An article about the musical group, the Jive Aces' anti-drug activities, sponsored by the Church of Scientology. [The Citizen]