Nar-Anon Family Groups
A 12-Step Program for Family & Friends of Addicts
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Where Did You Get That Picture?
Other Nar-Anon Sites
Links to these sites are provided for informational purposes only. Nar-Anon World Service Office does not maintain these sites and is not responsible for any errors or omissions on newcomers Welcome their part.
US Sites
California
Golden Gate Area (includes San Francisco and Marin Counties)
Central Region (includes KY, OH, TN, WV)
New England Region (includes CT, MA, NH)
Mid-Atlantic Region (includes DC, MD, VA, WV)
Midwest Region (includes AR, IL, IN, KS, MO,WI)
Pacific Northwest Region (includes OR and WA)
Rocky Mountain Region (includes CO)
Texas
International Sites
Canada
Iran
Virtual Region Sites
Don't See Your Country, Region, Area, or Group Here?
Does your country, region, area, or group have a Nar-Anon website that you want added to this page? Would your local Nar-Anon service committee like to start a website? If so, here’s what you can do to get started:
Download the World Service Website Handbook or purchase one from the Nar-Anon Webstore. This handbook has suggestions for starting and developing a website.
Make changes to your website as suggested by the Handbook. In order to be added to the this page, websites need to be especially careful with CAL or other copyrighted or trademarked property, members’ anonymity, and references to outside organizations, so that they adhere to the principles of our program.
When all of your updates are complete, go to the Nar-Anon Site Registration page. Fill out and submit the form to send a request to the World Service Website Committee.
Then patiently wait for a response from the World Service Website Committee.
Where Did You Get That Picture?©
We want our websites to be bright and attractive. What better way to get people’s attention than adding a few beautiful pictures. However, do you know where that picture came from? Do you have the right to use that picture on your website? Copying pictures from others, including websites, is no different than copying words from famous people – both raise questions about copyrights and plagiarism. Our websites should be consistent with Traditions Seven and Ten.