As the recent weeks have shown, whether it is floods in the U.S. Midwest, Northern California fires, a Myanmar cyclone or a typhoon in the Philippines, where there is a disaster one will soon see the yellow shirts of the Scientology Volunteer Ministers. Operating on a purely volunteer basis, these men and women travel, sometimes from distant lands, to help when the help is really needed.
 | For more than 25 years, Churches of Scientology Disaster Response (CSDR) has brought relief in times of disasters. |
For more than 25 years, churches of Scientology disaster Response (CSDR) has brought relief to those devastated by earthquakes, tornados, floods, bombings and war-related disasters. CSDR volunteers are active in almost all 50 U.S states and in many other countries around the world, providing services.
In addition to their expertise in organizing confused areas so vital services can be delivered to survivors and disaster responders, volunteers provide Scientology Assists—simple, light, non-intrusive techniques developed by Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard that help people cope with the spiritual and emotional aspects of trauma, accidents and injuries.
 | Churches of Scientology Disaster Response (CSDR) volunteers are active in almost all 50 U.S states and in many countries around the world, providing services. |
With "service" as their watchword, Churches of Scientology Disaster Response Teams, wearing their signature yellow t-shirts, arrive on the scene shortly after the first responders. They meet with local emergency managers and laws enforcement officials to coordinate their actions and provide any immediate assistance needed, such as organizing a confused area, supplying food and water manning points of distribution and providing volunteers to assist with needed projects.
As soon as possible they begin providing assists to survivors, first responders and care-givers.
The Churches of Scientology Disaster Response teams response internationally with teams in over 100 countries. In the United States, CSDR organizations belong to their local or state VOADs (Volunteers Organizations Active in Disaster)
They work side by side with local officials, first responders, VOAD volunteers, the Red Cross and Red Crescent, FEMA and other disaster relief groups to fulfill the immediate and longer term needs at the disaster site.
 | The Churches of Scientology Disaster Response teams response internationally with teams in over 100 countries. |
Scientology churches and missions and Scientology Volunteer Ministers Cavalcades and Goodwill Tours also provide training to any group or individual wanting to learn the skills contained in the Scientology Handbook for helping restore calm and provide personal and spiritual relief to those whose lives are ripped apart by catastrophes, whether natural or man-made. For more information visit the Scientology Volunteer Ministers web site or contact the Volunteer Ministers Consultant at www.volunteerministers.org.
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