A Vision for NA Service
All of the efforts of Narcotics Anonymous
are inspired by the primary purpose of our groups.
Upon this common ground we stand committed.
Our vision is that one day:
- Every addict in the world has the chance to
experience our message in his or her own
language and culture and find the opportunity
for a new way of life;
- Every member, inspired by the gift of recovery,
experiences spiritual growth and fulfillment
through service;
- NA service bodies worldwide work together in
a spirit of unity and cooperation to support the
groups in carrying our message of recovery;
- Narcotics Anonymous has universal recognition
and respect as a viable program of recovery.
Honesty, trust, and goodwill are the foundation
of our service efforts, all of which rely upon
the guidance of a loving Higher Power. |
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A Description of the Southern Zonal Forum
NA is a nonprofit fellowship or society of men and women for whom drugs had become a major problem. If you are new to our program please come to a meeting and see us. Narcotics Anonymous is a program that works. We help each other stay off of drugs and become productive members of society again. After coming to NA we realized we were sick people. We suffered from a disease from which there is no known cure. It can, however, be arrested at some point, and recovery is then possible.
We are located in the southern-central part of the United States. The geographical area of the Southern Zonal Forum extends from Richlands, Virgina west over 1446 miles (2327 Kilometers) to Del Rio, Texas and from Brownsville, Texas to the northern border of Missouri, which is 1300 miles (2090 kilometers). This covers over 900,000 square miles (1,500,000 square kilometers).
We meet quarterly in one of our member regions to discuss topics that affect Narcotics Anonymous as a whole. We believe that by sharing our experience, strength and hope in the service area, we can better fulfill our primary purpose. We are not a decision making body, we are solution based discussion forum dealing with topics from groups, areas and regions. |
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