Narconon United Kingdom Marks the Programme’s 60th Anniversary at Saint Hill

 

Narconon United Kingdom held an event on 21 June 2026 at Saint Hill to honor Narconon's 60th anniversary. The well attended event highlighted the history of the Narconon programme, graduate accounts, and the center's current work in drug rehabilitation and prevention.

Narconon United Kingdom is the country's premier Narconon centre, located at Grange Court, Maynard's Green, Heathfield, East Sussex (TN21 0DJ). The facility sits on 3.6 hectares on the outskirts of Maynard's Green and delivers the Narconon programme which includes a drug-free withdrawal, the New Life Detoxification, and life skills training. It is a non-medical rehabilitation programme.

Programme and Prevention on Stage

After the lively entertainment the Executive Director of Association for Better Living and Education (ABLE) UK welcomed the new Executive Director Narconon United Kingdom, who briefed attendees on the work of the centre.

A highly trained Narconon Case Supervisor from Narconon's Flagship in the US, gave a detailed explanation of the Narconon programme, followed by a grand acknowledgement of the UK drug education and prevention team who have been enlightening youth on the harm drugs can bring for decades.

Graduate Stories

Several graduates of the program gave their own successes, including a Narconon graduate who has since dedicated his life to educate youth through his drug prevention lectures.

 

Recognition and Closing

The event concluded with a recognition presented to author and humanitarian L. Ron Hubbard for his works, which form the basis of the Narconon programme. Narconon UK was also recognized, and representatives of Narconon UK and ABLE UK accepted the recognition on its behalf.

Narconon United Kingdom continues its rehabilitation work in East Sussex and its drug education and prevention work around the country. The 60th anniversary gathering brought graduates, staff, and supporters into the same room around the programme that has been in use since 1966.