For
Professionals

We believe there are thousands of professional people and organisation across a broad spectrum of industries who regularly come into contact with people struggling with drug addiction or alcoholism. C.A. offers a proven and very effective recovery programme that is totally cost free. We are here to inform the professional community about our Fellowship and how our 12-Step program can help those with substance abuse issues to recover from their addiction; and to engage with you to find productive methods of carrying our message directly to recovering and still-suffering addicts.

Our programme has helped hundreds of thousands of people worldwide to recover from addiction and gain long-term sobriety. The Cocaine Anonymous programme of recovery is well established, proven and very effective. The essence of C.A. is the spiritual concept of one addict helping another, and it is totally cost free.

We will support any professional person or organisation that comes into contact with addicts not yet in recovery, and is interested in information about C.A.  Whether this be as part of healthcare, social or judicial services, or as a member of any endeavour where pastoral support is provided.

This includes, but is not limited to:

Meetings in facilities: We can set up and run C.A. meetings in facilities, rehabs, day programmes, hospital, prisons and other institutions.

Meetings in the community: C.A. meetings are an excellent addition to throughcare, providing a safe environment to connect with others, share feelings, learn more about addiction recovery and help other people with their recovery.

Public Information: We can provide literature, posters, and informative speakers to staff teams, and host information stands at events. We can also cooperate with local and national media or other organisations to explain how C.A. works. Our website is a rich resource of information; including stories, podcasts, events, news and literature.

Telephone Helpline: Our telephone helplines are available to anyone looking for help or information. The helpline provides initial contact between the addict seeking help and a C.A. member.

Health: We can work with general practitioners, hospitals, treatment centre staff, and others. We can offer a variety of help, like talks to staff teams, individual contact with clients with a substance misuse problem and running C.A. meetings in facilities.

Prisons and Treatment Centres: We can arrange for C.A. members to visit on a regular basis and hold meetings in facilities where clients are unable to leave to attend regular meetings.

Social and Family Services/Probation: Certain meetings can provide ‘chits’ for attendees to use as evidence of attendance.

C.A. IS a global fellowship of recovering addicts whose members meet in local groups as well as via the Internet.

C.A. IS an international, community-based 12-Step program for daily recovery that has worked for many thousands of people worldwide.

C.A. IS helping its members achieve continuous abstinence from cocaine and all other mind-altering substances.

C.A. IS NOT drug specific, nor is it about any particular group of drugs.

C.A. IS NOT the only solution to drug addiction.

C.A IS NOT a cult or a religion

C.A. IS NOT affiliated with any other organisation or funded by any third parties.

C.A. IS NOT a referral service.