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Hospitals & Institutions

The purpose of the Hospitals and Institutions sub-committee is to introduce people to the Narcotics Anonymous program and what it has to offer them. The primary focus is that an addict, any addict, can stop using drugs and lose the desire to use. The Hospitals and Institutions sub-committee carries the NA message of recovery to addicts who do not have full access to regular NA meetings. Meetings and/or presentations are provided to hospitals, jails, addiction treatment facilities, detox centers and other various institutions.

Hospitals & Institutions: Service and the NA Member:

Many Narcotics Anonymous members have found Hospitals and Institutions service to be an important part of their personal recovery. Our members, who actively participate in H&I service, are very important resources in our fellowship. A commitment to H&I service is one of the many ways to become involved with the NA service structure and help us feel a part of our fellowship. We know that active addiction leads to jails, institutions, and death. Also, NA's primary purpose is to carry the message of recovery to the addict who still suffers. It is not surprising that carrying the NA message of recovery into hospitals and institutions is one of our priorities. NA members have consistently supported this belief by forming Hospitals and Institutions (H&I) committees around the world.

 

 

Online Meetings

We host regular NA meetings online. They are held on Monday, Wednesday, Thursdays, Friday & Sunday at 7.30pm in the UK NA Chat-room.  Parents and Carers in recovery also have an online meeting between 8pm and 9pm each Tuesday.   More information about the chat room can be found here.

Finding Meetings

To find details of the nearest face to face NA meeting in the UK please visit our Meetings section.  You will find meeting places, times, links to location maps and a list of any facilities available at the meeting.  You may also call the UK NA Helpline on 0300 999 1212.