SCIENTOLOGY
VOLUNTEER MINISTERS HELP KATRINA
SURVIVORS IN 22 SHELTERS
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and more evacuees arriving at the disaster relief
shelters |
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Donations are needed to support the relief efforts
to transport people, for food, water, toiletries,
clothing, medical supplies, sleeping bags etc.
The Scientology Mission of Baton Rouge has set
up a PayPal account you can use to donate for
this cause. Any help you can give is appreciated.
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Nearly 600 Scientology Volunteer Ministers now man 22 shelters
and facilities for the evacuees in Louisiana and Mississippi,
including ten in Baton Rouge, eight in New Orleans and two
animal shelters where the Volunteer Ministers are caring for
homeless pets. More than 300 additional volunteers are also
on the way.
Teams of Volunteer Ministers are now spreading out to outlying
areas that have not received the help they need from relief
agencies. These areas include St. Bernard’s Parish
and Gretna in Louisiana, and Gulfport and Biloxi in Mississippi.
One Scientology Volunteer Minister team headed by a doctor
and several registered nurses has administered 3,000 tetanus
shots to police officers, firemen and other rescue service
personnel. Vaccine for at least another 5,000 inoculations
is badly needed. Thus, Volunteer Ministers in Los Angeles,
in coordination with other religious leaders are urgently
requesting the donation of more tetanus vaccine.
If you can help with donations or wish to volunteer time,
call (323) 960-1949 or (800) 435-7498 or e-mail
vm@volunteerministers.org
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The Scientology
Volunteer Ministers help to reunite families, such
as this father and his daughter |
Volunteer
Ministers, who are also registered nurses, continue
giving tetanus shots to the policemen and women |
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HOW TO VOLUNTEER |

Contact the Scientology Disaster Response Team at
the number above.
You'll need a sleeping bag and air mattress. Someone
is assigned to handling logistics on the ground
and they have locations where people can sleep,
you just need to bring something to sleep in and
on.
The weather is very hot (102°F), so bring summer
clothes.
Both the Lafayette and Baton Rouge airports are
open and people can fly into them.
If you are driving, bring as much drinking water
as you can. In Baton Rouge the water is fine but
the disaster areas and shelters need more water.
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