– Maintain the EANASC’s files and archives as well as hard copies stored at the EANASC Office. – Keep on file all EANASC Admin and Subcommittee reports, minutes, and correspondence for each EANASC service body. Minutes and reports from the EANASC and its Subcommittees, correspondence, records, photographs, newspaper, and magazine articles from the past need to be collected, preserved and made available for the guidance and research of NA members for now and for generations to come. NA members have a responsibility to gather and take good care of the fellowship’s historical documents and memorabilia. Archival work is more than mere custodial activity it is how we collect, preserve, and share the heritage of our fellowship. Like any other service activity, the primary purpose is to carry the message of NA. Purpose: The ASC Archivists have an important role in the EANASC as guardians of the memories and records that shape the identity of various groups and the service structure. – 2 years uninterrupted clean time at time of election. – Reports any comments or complaints that come through the phoneline to the PRC Chair. – Responsible for ensuring messages from the service provider regarding NA are forwarded to appropriate service members and requests for services are adequately delegated and reported on in the monthly PR phoneline report to the PRC. – Prepare and submit budget requests to PRC Chair. – Will be available on an “on call” basis to answer questions and concerns by carriers, and to troubleshoot and rectify problems in regards to the ability to answer calls. – Act as primary representative between the PRC and the service provider(s). We also provide meeting and event information, and we direct questions about our fellowship to the appropriate service member or subcommittee. Purpose: To coordinate phoneline services dedicated to the proposition that “no addict seeking recovery need die without having had a chance to find a better way of life.” We provide a medium in which a potential member can have immediate contact with a recovering addict for the express purpose of directing them to an NA meeting. – 1 year uninterrupted clean time at time of election. – Maintain communication with facility/institution as required. – Pick-up and distribute literature for facility from Literature Coordinator. – Works closely with H+I Coordinator to apprise them of situations involving H+I activities. – Go over “Do’s and Don’ts” with panel members. – Invite oriented panel members to meetings and inform them of all applicable rules of the facilities and procedures for that meeting. – Informs facility and the H+I coordinator as soon as possible when unable to conduct a panel – Responsible for taking all possible action to ensure the H+I panel is conducted as scheduled.
– Serve as a point of contact for facility. – Conducts panel meetings/presentations in facility according to NA handbooks, service guidelines and facility guidelines. H&I meetings/presentations, except for those in longer-term facilities, are intended simply to introduce those attending to some of the basics of the NA program. prisons, jails, in-patient treatment centers, psychiatric hospitals, detox centers, etc.
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Purpose: To administer the H&I resources which help to further our Primary Purpose by carrying the NA message of recovery to addicts who do not have full access to regular Narcotics Anonymous meetings: i.e. Canadian Assembly of Narcotics Anonymous.Out of Town – Grande Prairie Tradition Study.Northern Lights Area Meetings (Fort McMurray).If you are an addict and have chanced across these pages, give yourself a break and call our helplineġ-866-NA-HELP-U (1-86) or, better yet, come to one of our meetings! You will always be welcome.
We know that the therapeutic value of one addict helping another is without parallel, and it is our wish to be of help to you. We hope you find our website useful and helpful. Placing information online is the responsibility of the Website Subcommittee of the New England Regional Service Committee. The New England Region currently encompasses most of Massachusetts, Martha’s Vineyard, Nantucket, and Rhode Island. It contains information for addicts and professionals about Narcotics Anonymous in the New England Region of NA. We have placed this website on the Internet as one of the gateways to the “experience,strength and hope” available to any addict seeking recovery. The only requirement for membership is the desire to stop using. Ours is a program of total abstinence from all drugs. We are recovering addicts who meet regularly to help each other stay clean. NA is a nonprofit fellowship or society of men and women for whom drugs had become a major problem. If you want to talk with someone, call our helplineġ-866-NA-HELP-U (1-86) and leave a message.
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