Addiction is a disease. It affects people from all walks of life and our Fellowship forms a bond that transcends social boundaries.
No one is turned away - the only requirement for C.A. membership is a desire to stop using cocaine and all other mind‑altering substances
To show professionals that addiction is prevalent across society - our experience and literature speak to work with general practitioners, hospitals, treatment centers, prisons, social and family services, and probation.
To affirm that C.A. welcomes anyone seeking recovery, regardless of background, drug used, or identity. We emphasize similarities and unity.
To support Public Information and Hospitals & Institutions efforts with facts, while following our public relations policy of attraction rather than promotion and maintaining personal anonymity.
Public Information can provide literature, posters, and informative speakers. We cooperate with professionals and other organizations to explain how C.A. works.
Cocaine Anonymous is a fellowship that spans the spectrum of socio-economic demographics, comprised of men and women of all races, sexual orientation, religions, economic-standings.
Cocaine Anonymous is comprised of people of all ages who come from both urban and rural areas, and from all socio-economic backgrounds. Drug addiction can affect anyone of any age and does not discriminate. Guided by our all-inclusive Third Tradition and First Step, anyone with a drug or alcohol problem is welcome to experience the solution offered by Cocaine Anonymous.
There emerges a bond among us that transcends all other social boundaries. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop using cocaine and all other mind-altering substances.
