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Information Technology maintains and updates the Area website, meeting list, and monthly Announcement sheets to distribute at the group level. Distribution is done in a PDF format on the website.

To get involved, no clean time is required.  We are delighted to train anyone willing  to learn some of the skills listed below.  The subcommittee needs help in the following areas:

IT meetings are held online, so there is no need to leave home or that coffee shop you like hanging out at.

Service Positions

Information Technology Subcommittee is comprised of the following positions:

Why Should I Get Involved?

The Information Technology Subcommittee prepares the website, the monthly meeting list, and the announcement sheet for distribution at the  Area Service Committee Meeting. This is a big job and general members are needed to help prepare announcement sheets, and update meeting lists in that short time frame. It is a great way to get involved with service and be of service to the entire Area.

IT Subcommittee Guidelines

Everything that occurs in the course of N.A. service must be motivated by the  desire to successfully carry the message of recovery to the addict who still  suffers. It is for this reason that these guidelines have been compiled.

Information Technology Overview  

The Information Technology (IT) Subcommittee is a standing subcommittee of  the Western North Carolina Area of Narcotics Anonymous (WNCANA). It  consists of NA volunteers specifically to: 

All activities are carried out in accordance with the Policy of the WNCANA, the  Twelve Traditions of Narcotics Anonymous, the Twelve Concepts of Service of  NA, and the resources of a Guide to Public Information.

Chairperson

● Qualifications  

● Responsibilities 

Vice-Chairperson 

● Qualifications  

● Responsibilities 

Secretary 

● Qualifications 

● Duties 

Member 

● Qualifications 

● Duties 

General Policies 

● Waiving Clean Time Requirements:  

● Terms of office 

● Dismissal and Resignation 

Dismissal of Officers  

Officers may be dismissed from their positions at any time for  relapse, gross neglect of responsibilities, continuous absenteeism of  two (2) consecutive IT meetings (except for  humanitarian/compassionate reasons), sporadic attendance at  Subcommittee meetings, inability to perform responsibilities, or  refusal to comply with this document, their duties, and  responsibilities, abuse of power, or mistreating other committee  members. 

In cases of dismissal  

■ Officers may resign