Activities Subcommittee
The Activities subcommittee meeting is held virtually over Zoom on the 2nd Tuesday
of each month 6:30pm.
GPASC zoom room ID: 418 583 9132 https://us02web.zoom.us/j/4185839132 password: naiou1
Please contact Activities Chair, Ashleigh G., 850-861-5063, for more information.
Guidelines Subcommittee
This committee reviews the Greater Pensacola Area Guidelines, makes updates, and recommends policy changes to the Area Service Committee.
This trusted servant position is currently vacant. More will be revealed…
Hospitals & Institutions (H&I) Subcommittee
The purpose of an H&I meeting is to carry the NA message of recovery to addicts who do not have access to regular Narcotics Anonymous meetings. H&I meetings and presentations, except for those in longer-term facilities, are intended to simply introduce those attending to some of the basics of the NA program.
The H&I Subcommittee meets at 12:15 pm on the third Sunday of each month. Currently, the H&I Subcommittee meeting is held virtually over Zoom AND in person (hybrid meeting).
- St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, 6850 Oak Street, Milton, FL, 32570
- GPASC zoom room ID: 418 583 9132 https://us02web.zoom.us/j/4185839132 password: naiou1
Please contact H&I Chair, Leo D. 850-221-1889, for more information.
- H&I Handbook PDF
- H&I Basics PDF
- Hospitals and Institutions Service and the NA Member IP
- H&I Do’s & Don’ts
HOWL Subcommittee
The HOWL Subcommittee meets on the first Sunday of each month.
Contact the HOWL 47 Facilitator for more information about HOWL 47 Subcommittee meetings.
Chair – Stephanie F. 850-313-4532
Vice-Chair – vacant
Public Relations (PR) Subcommittee
This trusted servant position is currently vacant. More will be revealed…
- Public Relations Handbook – The Public Relations Handbook is a service tool which encompasses various facets of NA public relations including planning, the media, criminal justice professionals, treatment, healthcare, phonelines, internet technology, event planning, fellowship development, and government
- Phone Line Basics – A call to an NA phoneline, also known as a helpline, may be someone’s first interaction with Narcotics Anonymous. This resource outlines ways a service body can evaluate its resources, choose a helpline provider, train and prepare helpline volunteers, and coordinate services in a way that makes local helplines more successful.
- Phone Line Training Session
- Additions PR resources from NAWS
Website Subcommittee
This subcommittee is responsible for keeping this website and the GPANA meeting schedule up to date. To submit a meeting schedule change, please fill out this form.
Facilitator – Jen S. (302) 388-4041
Co-Facilitator – vacant