Glasgow & West Coast of Scotland Narcotics Anonymous Area
Glasgow & West Coast Service Committees
Any N.A member’s participation is welcomed, encouraged and needed.
Please come along if you are interested in getting involved within our service structure.
Committee Meeting Details
Local Service Committee (LSC)
LSC Work Group
18:50 - 20:50
Monday 9th September
30 East Campbell Street
Wallace of Campsie
Please enter at rear of building, via Car park on McFarlane street.
No Children allowed on premises
Area Service Committee (ASC)
14:00: First Sunday of each month
30 Bell Street
2/1
Glasgow
(12pm for literature sales)
Positions available
Come along and get involved with service.
Public Information (PI)
19:00: Last Tuesday of each month
1st Floor
14 North Claremont Street
Glasgow
Positions available
Come along and get involved with service.
Hospitals & Institutions (H&I)
19:00: Last Monday of each month
Possilpark Parish Church
Saracen St
Possilpark
Glasgow
Positions available
Come along and get involved with service.
UKNA Prison sponsorship information.
Fellowship Development (FD)
18:45: 2nd last Monday of each month
30 East Campbell Street
Wallace of Campsie
Please enter at rear of building
via Car park on McFarlane street
No Children allowed on premises
What is Fellowship Development?
Positions available
Come along and get involved with service.
Fellowship Development are looking for our members to get involved with a survey.
This survey is a snap shot of how our fellowship is doing at this moment, by participating you can help identify areas that need additional support and help our fellowship grow.
Please get involved.
Link below
https://fd.ukna.org/form/glasgow-west-coast-scotland-area
What is an Area Service Committee?
An Area Service Committee (ASC) is a service body that meets the needs of the groups in an area. The sub-committees offer specialised services that in one way or another help the groups.
The ASC exists to serve:
First and foremost, the still-suffering addict.
The N.A. groups in the area.
The area subcommittees; including Public Information, Hospitals and Institutions, Fellowship Development, Literature, and the N.A. Fellowship as a whole.
Area service can take many forms.
These are just some of the types of trusted service positions that contribute to the ASC:
A Group Service Representative (GSR) and Alternate (GSRA) of a home group in the area.
Subcommittee chairs or vice chairs.
A member holding an area level service position such as Chair, Vice-Chair, Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer or Secretary.
Sub-committees.
Public Information, Hospitals & Institutions, Fellowship Development and our Convention Committee.
Public Information (PI)
We bring information about Narcotics Anonymous to the public in the form of our phoneline, website, presence at conventions, events and in meetings with other Area subcommittees, organisations and institutions to clarify our role and how we can, together, effectively bring the NA message of recovery to all.
Phone Line
Glasgow & West Coast Area has a 24 hr phone line in operation and has done so for the last 16yrs.
We have a dedicated group of trusted members who answer calls, providing meeting information and support for newcomers to attend their first meeting if required.
The Phone line serves the Groups to help them more effectively fulfill our primary purpose of carrying the message to the addict who still suffers.
Hospital & Institutions (H&I)
The purpose of Hospital & Institutions Sub-committees is to further the primary purpose of the Fellowship of NA carrying the message of recovery to addicts who do not have full access to regular Narcotics Anonymous meetings.
Fellowship Development (FD)
Fellowship Development's purpose is to support unity and growth in our local area amongst our groups members and service bodies.
Convention Committee
Conventions are held by members of Narcotics Anonymous to bring our fellowship together in a celebration of recovery and encouraging unity among our members, along with carrying the message of Narcotics Anonymous. We do recover !
Service Literature
What is consensus-based decision making (CBDM)?
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