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Sunday, March 8, I say no to drugs in Bergamo

The event is scheduled for Sunday, March 8, 2009 in Bergamo, at 10.30, for the now famous work " collection of syringes, conducted by long time volunteers of the Church of Scientology of Bergamo in the areas "at risk syringes" the city.

The initiative is part of the campaign Say No to Drugs born in Italy in the '80s inspired by the discoveries of the philosopher and humanitarian Ron Hubbard, and which have already signed several artists and athletes of national and international level.
During the last round of Sunday, February 22, 2009, were collected a lot of abandoned syringes by drug addicts, which created a great risk, especially for children who could easily come in contact accidentally while playing.

were also distributed leaflets to many citizens, who were themselves affected by the activity to ask, and congratulated the volunteers for the work of great assistance they give to the community.
The meeting will be at 10.15 in Via A. Stoppani to go away Maj and continue to Alpine and the railway station square, a place where the degradation in each issue are made by volunteers found several syringes and then go back through Viale Papa Giovanni XIII.
The initiative for Sunday, March 8, 2009 will end around 12:00, and during the time the volunteers will be on hand to answer questions and provide free brochures titled "THE TRUTH ON DRUGS", funded by the Church of Scientology so that people can have their own copy for free.

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Saturday, February 14, 2009 in Piazza Oberdan 11.00 16.30 volunteers from the Church of Scientology , with the campaign "Say No to Drugs" will be committed to prevention, organized in collaboration with the Foundation for a world free of drugs ", citizens engaged in the distribution of free copies of the brochure information " The truth about drugs ". This brochure was created as a preventive measure to counter the alarming increase in drug use among younger and younger, in fact the average age of adolescents who start using it has lowered the threshold of 11/12 years.

The brochure is published by the Foundation "A world free of drugs" , an organization established to meet the growing demand of the program "Say No to drugs say yes to life" that volunteers the Church of Scientology and other anti-drug organizations have conducted more than twenty years.

campaign volunteers are committed to a society free of drugs and share the thoughts expressed by the citation of the philosopher and humanitarian L. Ron Hubbard which reads: "Drugs take away the joy from life and feelings, which in fact the only reason to live."

"Say No to Drugs
Tel 02.60758228 - e-mail diconoalladroga@gmail.com

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The National Italian gymnastics, Igor Cassina, Matteo Morandi, Andrea Coppolino and coach Maurice Students from Thursday became part of the sport of the Roll of Honour "Say No to Drugs, Say Yes to Life" .

The National Gymnastics has signed the book dedicated to sports, showing everyone that their success has been because they were able to stay away from drugs. The national team has done so in a way that their example will be followed by others.

"As a sports person, I recognize that it is also my duty to help improve this society ...", with my example is a part of the Roll of Honour, which includes among many other famous names of sports and music.
With the support of the Italian National Gymnastics , the campaign "Say No to DrogaDico Yes to Life" , it now sees many athletes put their message, sponsored by more than twenty years after the Church of Scientology around the world.

"Drugs rob life of joys and sensations which are still the only reason for living "is the phrase of the philosopher and humanitarian L. Ron Hubbard that motivates the volunteers in their prevention activities and information.

For more information, see the website www . drugfreeworld.org