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Afrikaans, Sesotho, Setswana, isiXhosa and isiZulu translations of NA's Information Pamphlet #1 are now available, which means more addicts, or people who believe they have a drug problem, in South Africa have a chance to stop using drugs and stay of drugs :-) Contact us at to order them, or download them from the service area (NA members only). The official Afrikaans Wie, Wat, Hoe, en Waarom? pamphlet is now for sale at your local meeting (usually free to newcomers) or from your area's literature person, or available as a free download to the public >
2.3 Just For Today daily meditations
2.4 Service handbooks on the Web(NA members' interest only)
All available handbooks online >
2.5 NA Way magazine on the Web
NA's quarterly international newsletter, available on the NA World Service (NAWS) website. January 2010 > (PDF*, 4.5MB) Past issues and e-mail subscriptions >
South Africa-related issues
January
2009 > (PDF* – size: 4MB)
January
2006 > (PDF* – size: 1.3 MB)
2.6 Reaching Out newsletter on the WebNA's newsletter for addicts in hospitals or institutions, as well as H&I members, available on the NA World Service (NAWS) website.
January 2009 > (PDF* – size: 2.9 MB)
2.7 NAWS NewsNA World Services's (NAWS)'s newsletter – click here >
2.8 NAWS BulletinsNA World Services (NAWS) have posted bulletins that cover a variety of issues – click here > For more links to bulletins, newsletters and online literature from the NA World Service website, go to our Links page >
3. MP3's and AUDIO CD'SLinks to areas below: 3.1 LocalIndividual NA members' talks about how they managed to stop using drugs, recorded at NA Regional and Area Conventions in South Africa, are available on the Personal stories page as MP3's, and from your local Area's literature person/committee as sets of Audio CD's (Please contact your Area literature person/committee to order. Jo'burg NA members may order directly from this page). Gauteng Area Convention 2007 shares: MP3's | Order CD's (Jo'burg only) 3.2 InternationalIndividual NA members' talks about how they managed to stop using drugs, as well as their accounts of Narcotics Anonymous growth and history, recorded at NA World Conventions. Speaker CDs and audio files You can purchase World Convention 2007 speaker CDs or downloadable audio files of the convention sessions here > ASL Material – WCNA sessions and Little White Book And for the first time, all of the 32nd World Convention of Narcotics Anonymous main meetings are available in ASL DVDs as well – click here > As is the Little White Book in ASL in our inventory for the first time – click here >
4. LOCAL NEWSLETTERS2009 NA Western Cape area newsletter, Anonymous Ink!, now available. Get it at an NA group meeting, or ask your group's literature person to get it for you. More info for NA members > (Word, size: 24 KB) Previous newsletters2002 NA
Western Cape area newsletter, Clean Times > (PDF, size: 672 KB)
5. CONTRIBUTE / REVIEW LITERATUREFor NA members only. Links to areas below:
5.1 Literature in South African languages(NA members' interest only)
Help evaluate our local translations. To help, please e-mail us at (isiZulu, Sesotho, Setswana & isiXhosa) or (Afrikaans). More on the Local Translations Committee page > For completed translations, see further up this page .
5.2 Contribute to the draft Service IPService members are invited to contribute to the development of the Draft Service IP. Initial work has been done in the UK; some work has been done locally on the content and on abbreviating stories. Ideally stories should be replaced with local content. For the web address, e-mail the RSC at .
5.3 Contribute to youth literatureIf you are an NA member and under 18, please contact with Jonno of Cape Town to help write literature on youth in recovery.
5.4 Contribute to Living Clean – The Journey ContinuesThe 2008 World Service Conference approved a project for a book-length piece of recovery literature with the working title Living Clean. This book will cover a collection of issues we deal with in recovery including topics that have been prioritized in literature surveys going back to 1999, such as grief, relationships, spirituality, and parenting. We have begun work on this book and news about the project will be posted here as it is available. More >
5.5 Contribute to anything"Narcotics Anonymous World Services are requesting names of NA members interested in working on various workgroups. This could be translations, writing new literature etc. or any workgroups that they might form. Please pass this on to your areas ASAP. Please send the details to . Thank you"
6. OTHERFor NA members only. None.
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