He graduated in the As of Summer 2009 and was one of the first assistants, who have moved in January 2010 to Port-au-Prince in Haiti. His skills as a nurse succumbed to their test as he and an other nurses had to bear responsibility for 4 stations of the General Hospital of Port-au-Prince. Many of the patients on the wards had injuries or diseases that went beyond what could be provided medical aid at this time. There was an acute shortage of medical equipment and doctors. In June 2010 Lindeman was awarded for his achievements – the award of the unsung heroes Award”of nursing Office of Port-au-Prince General Hospital and the Medishare Hospital of the University of Miami. Lindeman stressed that the Volunteer Ministers not in a disaster area with any fixed ideas go. Find out first what is required by officials and the disaster aid teams on the ground at all, then also deliver it to. One of the worst effects of the tragedy of such a large scale, such as It happened in Haiti and now in Japan, is the hopelessness that falls short,”Lindeman said.

The survivors suffer from indescribable loss of beloved relatives and their possessions, and they see an uncertain future in the eye. I believe that one of our most valuable posts is to revive hope. “” The Scientology Volunteer Ministers motto you can always do something “, and if the people we help, realize that this is true, really impressive things happen”. More information: press-service of the SK Bayern e.V. On behalf of the Scientology Church Germany e.V. contact: Uta Eilzer, be Anichstrasse 12, 80802 Munchen, TEL. 089-38607-0, FAX.