Volunteers in Hamburg Put Humanitarian Values Into Practice

Volunteers in Hamburg Put Humanitarian Values Into Practice

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World Humanitarian Day in Hamburg highlighted the importance of people who are prepared to help others in United Nations practical ways.

At the Scientology Church in Hamburg, participants learned more about the work of the Scientology Volunteer Ministers, an initiative created by L. Ron Hubbard around the principle that "Something can be done about it."

The initiative focuses on practical skills that can be used when individuals or communities need support.

The Hamburg gathering also reflected the role that voluntary service can play in building stronger communities. Scientology Volunteer Ministers have participated in humanitarian initiatives in communities and emergency situations around the world.

This kind of work shows that humanitarian action does not always begin with a major emergency.

A fuller account of the Hamburg event, the Volunteer Ministers programme and the wider significance of World Humanitarian Day can be found in the full article on humanitarian service in Hamburg.

At its heart, humanitarian action remains about people choosing to turn concern for others into practical help.

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