The resources on this page can be used to further carry the message that NA exists and help the still-suffering addict. This information, while used by our various Public Relations (PR) committees throughout the Chesapeake & Potomac Region, can be utilized by other committees and members if their Areas do not have an active PR committee.
NA World Service has guidelines and other resources on their PR Resources page. Please contact the Regional PR subcommittee before using these resources or if you should have any questions. We are there for you!
C&P Technology Training
Training covers:
Regional Website: cprna.org
BMLT: Basic Meeting List Toolkit
C&P Regional Facebook Page
Phoneline: Freedom Voice
Download Training PowerPoint PDF
C&P Region Flyers
Use NA flyers to direct future members to Narcotics Anonymous
The Surrender: A Training Video for Trusted Servants and Everyone Else!
Public Service Announcements (PSA’s)
To use these PSA’s to for carrying the message about Narcotics Anonymous, please refer to the NA Public Relations Handbook, chapter 5 – Media
Text: I never missed a day of work. I wasn’t living under a bridge. I wasn’t using needles. But I’m lying to my family. I’m lying to my friends. I’m lying to myself. I tried talking to my doctor. I tried religion. I tried therapy. I couldn’t stop. Then I found a safe place: Narcotics Anonymous, and I stopped using drugs and got clean. I stopped. You can stop too.
Text: I went and served my country. I saw horrible things. I started using drugs on deployment. I started when I got home. I’d get high in the morning, in the afternoon, at night. I wanted to stop using drugs, but I couldn’t. I lied to my family, I lied to myself. Then I found a safe place: Narcotics Anonymous, and I stopped and got clean. I stopped. You can stop too.
Text: When I first started using drugs, it wasn’t an issue. It was fun. It was social. But then I lied for drugs. I stole for drugs. I ended up in jail. I did whatever it took to get high. I wanted to stop using drugs, but I couldn’t. Then I found a safe place: Narcotics Anonymous, and I stopped and got clean. I stopped. You can stop too.