The message is that, an addict, any addict, can stop using drugs, lose the desire to use, and find a new way to live. BT, p. 68

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Welcome and we want to help. Many of us have been exactly where you are and hope we can help. View this page to find meetings and more about NA.

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For Members

In this section you can find meetings, find events, submit events to the CRNA calendar and find ways to be of Service in Narcotics Anonymous.

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About Us

Here is where you can find out about the Carolina Regional Service Committee, what we do and who serves in positions and how we can help.

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  This website is for people who might think they might have a drug problem, those who want help because they have admitted they have a drug problem, professionals who want to know more about NA in NC & SC and members of Narcotics Anonymous. Our hope is that this site helps further carry the message that no addict seeking recovery need ever die from the horrors of active addiction. We cannot change the nature of the Addict or Addiction. We can help change the old lie – Once an addict, always an Addict by striving to make recovery through Narcotics Anonymous more available. ( pg 25 NA Basic Text )  
Narcotics Anonymous is a global, community-based organization with a multilingual and multicultural membership. Today, NA members hold more than 58,000 meetings weekly in 131 countries. We offer recovery from the effects of addiction through working a twelve-step program, including regular attendance at group meetings. The group atmosphere provides help from peers and offers an ongoing support network for addicts who wish to pursue and maintain a drug-free lifestyle. Additional information about Narcotics Anonymous and a selection of NA literature is available through the NA World Services website at www.na.org.

The Carolina Region of Narcotics Anonymous (CRNA) includes much of North and South Carolina and is represented in the NA service structure by the Carolina Regional Service Committee (CRSC). The CRSC is comprised of 23 Area Service Committees (ASCs or Areas) and roughly 475 groups providing over 1,000 NA meetings per week in the communities in which they serve.


Tidewater Area website | Georgia Region website

Certain parts of North Carolina are represented by the North Carolina Region of Narcotics Anonymous. If you do not find information on this site about NA in the geographic area which you are interested, we urge you to visit their website.