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Humanitarian Mr. Hubbard’s technologies for drug rehabilitation and detoxification, criminal reform, learning, literacy and his common sense guide to better living—The Way to Happiness—have touched close to a billion lives in some 170 nations. Honorary Award — Leeuwkop PrisonPresented to L. Ron Hubbard by the inmates of South Africa’s Leeuwkop Prison in acknowledgment of his criminal reform technology: “You have brought hope to the lives of many. You have changed our South African prisons of pain and sorrow to places of hope and life.” In yet another prison, equally astonishing results prompted Panama’s Chief of Internal Security to bestow an official recognition upon L. Ron Hubbard for “his helpful humanitarian work and functional spiritual technology which is helping every person in the custody of the Centro Femenino de Rehabilitacion Cecilia Orillac de Chiari Prison, as well as creating new families.” Official Recognition — Dangerous Drugs Board, Office of the Philippine PresidentAwarded to Mr. Hubbard by the Chairman of the Dangerous Drugs Board, for “his humanitarian work in the field of drug education and drug rehabilitation and for his relevant technologies which are adopted and implemented in the Philippines...thus contributing immeasurably to the successful pursuit of our noble vision of a drug-free country.” Honorary New York Firefighter's Helmet — NY City Fire DepartmentBestowed upon L. Ron Hubbard by city firefighters following the success of the New York Rescue Workers Detoxification Project, and inscribed: “To our brother, L. Ron Hubbard, from your brothers at the New York City Fire Department, we honor you with this helmet, a symbol of our motto, ‘to protect life and property’ which the legacy of your technology embodies, “Times Up!” Statue —
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