For Professionals
The Montana Region of Narcotics Anonymous offers a variety of services to our local communities. Some of those services include:
- Public Information Panels
- H&I Meetings (Bringing NA Meetings to Hospitals & Institutions)
- Support for Starting New Meetings
Hospitals & Institutions
Our Montana Regional Hospitals & Institutions Workgroup is dedicated to bringing meetings into hospitals and institutions across the state of Montana, including:
- Jails & Prisons
- DOC Programs
- Treatment Centers
- Medical Facilities
Public Information
The Montana Region of Narcotics Anonymous has a Public Information Committee whose purpose is to help inform the public about the primary purpose of Narcotics Anonymous: to carry our message of hope ― of freedom from active addiction ― to the still-suffering addict.
- Speaker Panels
- PSAs
- Literature Racks
- Meeting Lists
- 24x7 Helpline
- Web & Social Media
"In jail it was arranged for me to go into treatment. My brief stint in the military qualified me for a veterans’ program. It was there that I was introduced to Narcotics Anonymous. I am so grateful for 'H&I' meetings, because that’s how I was introduced to the program that would save this addict’s life."
― Narcotics Anonymous Basic Text ―Sixth Edition, Page 168
"My last day of narcotics use or drugs of any type, I had just fixed and two policemen got me spread-eagled on a chainlink fence that I was trying to get over. I became sober and clean immediately. Everything became very clear and I didn’t want to die that way. Something clicked on in my mind and I thought, 'It doesn’t have to be this way.'"
― Narcotics Anonymous Basic Text ―Sixth Edition, Page 126
“I had no ID; I was found dying in an alley
somewhere. The doctors told me afterwards that the coma was
the kind people usually don’t wake up from. No one had visited me. No one cared. Full force, I felt the total emptiness in the heart that comes from addiction. I had nothing for a life. I couldn’t even remember my name.”
― Narcotics Anonymous Basic Text ―Sixth Edition, Page 255