This year-end overview highlights dozens of local initiatives and public events across Europe, spanning cities such as Brussels, Vienna, Milan, Prague and Geneva, and connected to established prevention, education and volunteer programmes.
European Scientologists’ 2025 Civic Year: Drug Education, Human-Rights Literacy and Community Service Across the Continent
BRUSSELS, Belgium — 31 December 2025 — The Church of Scientology operates across Europe through more than 140 churches, missions and affiliated groups in no fewer than 27 European countries, supported by extensive community-based social initiatives. Supported by a central European hub in Brussels serving European institutions and international organisations, this 2025 year-in-review reflects an organised, values-driven commitment to strengthening communities and promoting human dignity through practical local action.
Throughout 2025, Scientology Europe reported on a wide array of community-focused initiatives implemented by Scientologists and Scientology-linked volunteer groups. Spanning dozens of localities across Western, Central, Eastern and Northern Europe, the reporting highlights sustained engagement in public-interest priorities such as drug-prevention education, human-rights awareness and volunteer-led community support.
Many of the initiatives described during the year draw on long-established educational and humanitarian programmes supported by Scientologists. These include Truth About Drugs materials distributed by the Foundation for a Drug-Free World; Youth for Human Rights educational resources based on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights; the Scientology Volunteer Ministers programme; and The Way to Happiness, a non-religious moral code authored by Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard. Taken together, these programmes provide the operational framework through which local initiatives are implemented across communities.
Taken together, the actions documented throughout 2025 demonstrate a eu news 24/7 clear and continuous contribution by European Scientologists and Scientology-linked volunteers to public-interest priorities. Guided by the humanitarian principles articulated by Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard and aligned with European values of responsibility and solidarity, this work demonstrates a sustained commitment to strengthening social cohesion and safeguarding human dignity.
The complete year-in-review documenting these activities has been published by Scientology Europe and is available online in this article:
European Scientologists 2025 civic action and social impact overview.