This section is a starting place for anyone who already belongs to C.A. and wants to know what is available to support ongoing recovery.
Here you can find information about meetings, events, literature and simple ways to take part in the life of the fellowship.
C.A. World Services publishes material that helps Groups, Districts and Areas carry our primary purpose in an organised and responsible way.
These documents explain how we apply the Twelve Traditions in service and how we support unity across the fellowship.
The C.A. Brand Guide explains how to use our logos, colours and registered marks so that our materials are clear and consistent.
A strong and professional brand identity helps build credibility and trust for the message we carry to the still suffering addict, to the fellowship, to professionals and to the public.
NewsGram is a newsletter that shares experience, strength, hope and information from C.A. members and service bodies around the world.
It helps us stay connected, hear how others are carrying the message and learn about events and service opportunities.
Recovery has given us a new way of life. In C.A. we discovered that the best way to serve our Higher Power is to serve our fellow human beings, and through that we found humility. The self-centred behaviour that once ruled our lives is gradually replaced with an attitude of service. We learn that service is gratitude in action, a way to give back what was freely given to us.
There are many ways to be of service, from simple tasks at meetings to trusted servant roles at Group, District, Area and World level.
A meeting is when two or more people gather together to share their experience, strength and hope.
Each group is autonomous except in matters affecting other groups or C.A. as a whole, and its primary purpose is to help addicts recover through the Twelve Steps of C.A.
If there is no C.A. meeting where you live, you can start one with the support of local service bodies and the World Service Office.