Scientology Volunteer Ministers continue their response in Southwest Florida to help those still struggling to recover from the worst storm to hit the area since 1935.

Volunteer Ministers from the Church of Scientology of Vancouver responded after flooding left huge swaths of southwestern British Columbia and northwestern Washington in shambles.

Volunteer Ministers from the Church of Scientology of Budapest work with other nonprofits to make the holidays special for those in need.

They came from across the country to help a town destroyed by the 10 December tornado celebrate the holiday.

Scientology Volunteer Ministers headquarters in Los Angeles encourages trained Volunteer Ministers to respond to one of the most devastating US tornado outbreaks on record. Entire towns were all but wiped off the map, leaving thousands homeless.

In the aftermath of the devastation of dozens of tornadoes tearing through six states this weekend, the International Scientology Volunteer Ministers headquarters in Los Angeles has put out a call for trained Volunteer Ministers to respond.

As the Scientology Volunteer Ministers Hurricane Ida Disaster Response Team members wrap up two weeks of service in Louisiana and head home to their families and jobs, what they will long remember is the warmth, friendliness and courage of the people of Louisiana.

Scientology Volunteer Ministers are working with churches, relief agencies and other nonprofits in Cúcuta, Colombia, to help refugees from Venezuela.

Scientology Volunteer Ministers reach out with indiscriminate help to those from all walks of life in Copenhagen’s Gammeltorv Square.

A ceremony in downtown Clearwater, Florida, honored VMs who provided relief to communities laid waste by hurricanes.

VMs help families clean up after a mile-wide twister tore through Linwood, Kansas.

Paula Neal, from the Aboriginal community of Yarrabah, Australia, found effective tools for some of her community’s toughest problems.

Scientology Volunteer Ministers from Kenya helped the victims of the Eastern Uganda mudslides recover and rebound—all the more stronger for it.