www.twth.org because morals are an important subject that do not receive the attention they used to in educating our citizenry.

The idea of being considerate of others, or of looking after one's own best long-term interests are lessons that many have not been taught. Based completely on common sense, the booklet offered through the Web site gives individuals without one, a much-needed moral compass. Available in 90 languages, with tens of millions distributed and endorsed by many governments, schools, and corporations.

Click on the picture on the right to receive a complimentary copy of The Way To Happiness from the Institute. Try reading and using it to straighten out someone who may be having trouble with any of the 21 basic morals listed.
 

www.narconon.org because we all know that drugs in the workplace can be a problem for all concerned. And because the drug-free Narconon program has enjoyed a 75% success rate in permanently freeing people from any and all street drugs for the almost four decades since it opened its doors.

UNITED for Human Rights (www.humanrights.com) and its subsidiary, YOUTH FOR HUMAN RIGHTS, because the working conditions butlers and other household staff enjoy are dependent upon the concept of Human Rights being known and followed.

While our profession's circumstances have improved over the centuries from that of slave to serf to servant and finally to staff member/employee and even professional, some of our colleagues today suffer injury and even death at the hands of their employers. Indeed, Human Rights are still an undreamt dream for billions and are being eroded currently with the passage of such as The Patriot Act in the land that champions Human Rights, the United States of America.

When humans know their rights, they can insist on them and so help to preserve a civilization without which there would be no butlers. United for Human Rights aims to bring to life and raise public awareness of the 30 basic Human Rights as set down in the United Nations' Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Their Web site features the movie THE STORY OF HUMAN RIGHTS and a series of unique Public Service Announcements, each featuring one of the 30 Human Rights.