Narcotics Anonymous is often mentioned in the news. Unfortunately, news outlets are not bound by our Twelve Traditions. Articles that appear here are not necessarily good examples of how to represent NA in the News, but merely as information for our community about how NA is being portrayed in the news.
Reaching out to suffering addicts
Narcotics Anonymous is a non-profit fellowship or society of men and women for whom drugs have become a major problem. June is Drug Awareness month
Anonymous but not alone
MAY 6, 2020 BY ASHLEY LODATO Local recovery groups are staying connected online for support When Washington state’s first “Stay at Home” order went into effect March
South Africa: Live a habit free life through Narcotics Anonymous
NA provides an interlinked recovery programme and anonymous peer support network. May 19, 2020 | By Avinash Singh Narcotics Anonymous is a non-profit fellowship or
New Virtual NA Meetings
Due to the Corona Virus COVID-19, the following meetings are closed! Please click HERE to see our list of virtual meetings. Check back for further updates. Click HERE to
Virtual Meeting Etiquitte
When we attend a meeting by way of phone, video conference, or any other virtual style outside of a physical meeting,many members experience awe and
COVID-19 pandemic impacts addiction epidemic
Stefani Whitmire, Townhall II peer support specialist, displays a Project DAWN kit. Portage County residents are eligible to receive a free kit by appointment. –
Update from NA World Services
We are writing with news about the Spiritual Principle a Day (SPAD) review drafts and online workshop as well PR Week. We also want to
Drug addiction recovery efforts in Japan hampered by coronavirus crisis
The Japan Times | JIJI | MAY 12, 2020 People trying to recover from drug and alcohol addiction are struggling in Japan as the coronavirus
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