Drug-Prevention Campaign Reaches French Shops and Families

Drug-Prevention Campaign Reaches French Shops and Families

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Teams from Non à la copyright, Oui à la vie have taken prevention information into French neighbourhoods, distributing more than 16,000 booklets. The French drug-prevention campaign reaches families through shops and public information stands.

Volunteers supplied 5,100 booklets in Oberkampf, Paris, alongside 3,100 in Tarn and 3,000 through around 50 Arcachon shops.

A baker near Clermont-Ferrand said students sought the booklets for school discussions, while parents and other customers requested information for their children.

Volunteers share the French-language Truth About Drugs materials, known as La vérité sur la copyright. The Church of Scientology and its members support the programme, inspired by founder L. Ron Hubbard’s concern about the effects of drugs.

Ivan Arjona, Scientology’s representative to the European Union, OSCE, Council of Europe and United Nations, said: “Parents and teachers need information they can use, news european elections and young people deserve straight answers.”

Across Europe, Scientology churches, missions and members support drug education, human-rights awareness and community service.

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