Policy Subcommittee meets monthly

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Classes and materials are free to participants.

For more information and to reserve your space, text 828-280-0714

No addict turned away.

Food, two speakers, Raffle with prizes.

Classes and materials are free to participants.

For more information and to reserve your space, text 828-280-0714

The Convention Committee Monthly meeting.

This committee plans the yearly Spiritually High In The Land Of The Sky Convention.

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Meeting ID: 844 3608 1606
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IT Subcommittee

• updates the online meeting list
• updates the website
• posts events and anniversaries
• plans online speaker jams,
• keep in touch with other subcommittees to post events and meetings.
• Coordinate online meetings
• Provides training to help the fellowship navigate on-line and hybrid meetings,

Classes and materials are free to participants.

For more information and to reserve your space, text 828-280-0714

Classes and materials are free to participants.

For more information and to reserve your space, text 828-280-0714

online link

Meeting ID: 844 3608 1606
Passcode: recovery
One tap mobile
+16465588656,84436081606# US (New York)

Public Relations:  Answers Helpline calls, networks with professional and community to help addicts find Narcotics Anonymous.

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The workhorse of the service structure—maybe that’s the best way to describe the area service committee. Most of the hands-on work of delivering NA services to the groups and the community occurs at the AREA  level.

Area service committees are ultimately responsible to the groups they serve. Narcotics Anonymous groups send group service representatives (GSRs) to serve on the area committee. While still maintaining final responsibility and authority for area services, they invest enough delegated authority in their GSRs—and through them, in the area committee—for the necessary work to get done.

NA groups also send money to the area committee. Money is needed to coordinate panels, maintain our hotline, and conduct public information activities. Through their contributions of money and manpower, the groups exercise both their responsibility and their authority for NA services. How does the area service committee relate in turn to NA’s regional and world services? In much the same way as the group relates to the area committee: through carefully selected representatives who have delegated the authority necessary for effective service.

Group service representatives provide a “grassroots” perspective to the area decision-making process, helping ensure that the committee’s feet are planted firmly on the ground. Administrative officers and subcommittee chairpersons also bear substantial responsibility for the fulfillment of area services. Their ongoing growth and experience in carrying out their duties is an invaluable resource to the area as it develops and expresses its group conscience.