Service
Meeting Links/Forms/Resources
Subcommittee Meeting Links
Area Service Meeting: Second Sunday of the Month 9:30 am
United Steelworkers
115 Albert St, Oshawa, ON L1H 4R3
Public Relations: Second Monday of the month 6:00 pm
New Life 7th Seventh-day Adventist Church
33 Olive Ave, Oshawa, ON L1H 2N7
Hospitals and Institutions: Third Monday of the month 6:30 p.m
New Life 7th Seventh-day Adventist Church
33 Olive Ave, Oshawa, ON L1H 2N7
Activities: Last Monday of the month 6:30 p.m
New Life 7th Seventh-day Adventist Church
33 Olive Ave, Oshawa, ON L1H 2N7
Regional Service Commitments
The Ontario Regional Service Committee of Narcotics Anonymous meets the third Sunday in January, April, July and October at 10am EST on the Zoom platform. Anyone can join us.
Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83414865893?pwd=ZVRpcWVIVlJKaWVtMExHRVlUanErUT09
Meeting ID: 834 1486 5893
Password: 777086
Ontario Region and Manitoba Area 1st Annual Planning Meeting 2021 - an online event for RCMs, ORSCNA Officers and all interested members. Saturday, October 16th. 9:00 AM until noon
Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84806497870?pwd=MkhPWUlwdGZLcFVHbmoxdURxdExtUT09
Meeting ID: 848 0649 7870
Password: 590139
The Regional Fellowship Development Team meets the last Sunday of every month at 6pm EST on the Zoom platform. Anyone can join us.
Link: https://zoom.us/j/87413022651
Meeting ID: 874 1302 2651
No password
The Regional Hospitals & Institutions Workgroup meets quarterly and the next meeting date is yet to be determined. Please check back regularly for updates.
Link: https://zoom.us/j/89044808475
Meeting ID: 890 4480 8475
Password: 373725
Current Fellowship Development Workgroups:
1. Regional Newcomer Development Workgroup
2. Regional H&I Workgroup
3. Accessibility for Addicts with Additional Needs Workgroup
4. Phoneline Workgroup
5. Media Relations Workgroup
6. Policy Workgroup
7. Attracting Members to Service Workgroup
If you'd like to join any of the above-mentioned workgroups, please email pr@orscna.org.
Forms / Reports / Help Line
JULY-Newsletter.pdf
Copy of 13. CLOANA P&P's - Revised August 2024activities-P-Ps-2020 (1).docxActivities Policies & Procedures
CENTRAL-LAKE-ONTARIO-HI-PPs-revised-2018 (1).pdfHospitals & Institutions Policies and Procedures.
CLOANA Revised APPROVED 2021.docxPublic Information Policies & Proceedures
GLS_Jul20_WEB (1).pdfA Guide to Local Service
Click on the link for WS new Service Tool Kit GSR Tool Kit
Dec2011_Social_media.pdfService Literature
Principles_and_Leadership_in_NA_Service_en.pdfService Literature
EN3113_2008.pdfFor the Young Addict
EN3107 (1).pdfAm I an Addict?
EN3106.pdfRecovery and Relapse
EN3102.pdfThe Group
EN3110.pdfWorking Step 4
EN3111 (1).pdfSponsorship
EN3112.pdfThe Triangle of Self Obsession
3130_MHR.pdfMental Health & Recovery
EN3119 (3).pdfSelf Acceptance
EN3105.pdfAnother Look
NA8.5x3.5 cloana card_printable Version 2013.pdfPR Handout
World Services
Reaching Out is NA's World Services Newsletter. It is released every 3 months. Visit World Service Newsletter for past editions.
Welcome to Reaching Out! Whether you are an NA member, a professional who works with recovering addicts, an incarcerated member or a member who provides Hospital and Institution service, this NA World Services newsletter may be a resource for you. Reaching Out in its design helps incarcerated addicts connect to the NA program of recovery, enhances H&I efforts and offers experience from members who successfully transitioned from the ‘inside’ to be productive members of society. The section “From the Inside” is filled with letters and artwork from incarcerated addicts who share their experience, strength and hope as they find and maintain recovery from addiction through NA. “From the Outside” section features stories from members who are living drug free in the community and have previously been incarcerated. Often, there is artwork from members on the ‘outside’. Additionally, this section offers experience from H&I members who value and are deeply committed to carrying the NA message of recovery to addicts who are unable to attend regular NA community meetings. These letters are inspirational for many as they offer hope for a new way to live and they provide evidence of the efficacy of the NA program for any reader.