Ending Addiction & Becoming
DRUG FREE. FOR GOOD.
Narconon provides effective drug rehabilitation programs as well as drug education and prevention.
40,000+
Drug-Free Lives
17
Countries
Breaking Down the Barriers to
REAL EDUCATION
Effective educational solutions with Applied Scholastics curricula that starts by teaching students how to learn.
185,000
Educators Trained
64 Million
Students Helped
Honesty, Integrity & Competence
RESTORED.
The Way to Happiness—a grass-roots movement providing a moral compass based purely on common sense.
118
Languages
140 Million
Booklets Distributed
Leaving Crime Behind & Restoring
SELF-RESPECT.
Educational and life skills programs to end the cycle of criminality.
50+
Years of Restoring Self-Respect
100,000+
Criminon Course Completions
Creating a Better Future for
Our Children and Communities
ABLE supports, promotes and coordinates the programs of four organizations dedicated to social betterment:
Applied Scholastics
The Way to Happiness
ABLE: Offering Effective Solutions
For more than 50 years, ABLE programs have provided tools and solutions to individuals, families and communities across the globe. These programs, based on breakthrough methodologies developed by author and humanitarian L. Ron Hubbard, focus on core problems that stand in the way of individual happiness and social progress: illiteracy and education failure, drug and alcohol addiction, criminality and the pervasive lowering of moral standards.
Latest News & Stories
Read about the difference ABLE programs are creating in their communities
Be the Change: Celebrating National Set a Good Example Day
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Applied Scholastics Group Empowers Thousands with English Fluency in the Czech Republic
In Czech Republic, LITE English language schools, utilizing L. Ron Hubbard’s Study Technology, …
Narconon Mexico Celebrates 26 Years of Success with New Facilities
Narconon Mexico, the first Narconon ever established in the country, marked its 26th anniversary …