Cocaine Anonymous is a fellowship of people who support each other in recovery from cocaine and other mind-altering substances.
There are no fees, no sign-up, and no pressure to speak.
People supporting each other through shared experience.
No cost, no sign-up. Your privacy is respected.
Meetings are available throughout the day, every day.
People who have been through it understand what you’re going through.
Meetings are a place where you can be real without judgement.
Recovery isn’t about fixing everything — just focusing on today.
Cocaine Anonymous offers a simple but structured approach to recovery. It is not based on treatment, therapy, or advice — but on people supporting each other and following a proven programme of recovery together.
Meetings are at the heart of C.A. They provide a safe space where people come together to share their experience, strength, and hope. By listening to others and identifying with their stories, members begin to realise they are not alone.
Sponsorship is one member helping another. A sponsor shares their own experience of recovery and offers guidance through the Twelve Steps, providing support and accountability along the way.
The Twelve Steps offer a structured path to recovery. They are a set of spiritual principles that help individuals understand their addiction, take responsibility for their actions, and build a new way of living.
C.A. is more than just meetings — it is a fellowship. Recovery is strengthened through connection, honesty, and mutual support with others who understand the journey.
Cocaine Anonymous is for anyone who has a problem with cocaine or other mind-altering substances and wants to stop. It doesn’t matter how much or how often you used — if it’s causing problems in your life, you are welcome here.
No. Many people attend their first meetings just to listen. There is never any pressure to speak or turn your camera on.
Yes. All Cocaine Anonymous meetings are free to attend. There are no membership fees, subscriptions, or sign-up requirements.
Yes. Many members struggled with other substances as well. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop using cocaine and all other mind-altering substances.
Yes. Many people attend meetings using only their first name or with their camera turned off. Your privacy and anonymity are respected.
Simply visit the meetings page, choose a meeting time that works for you, and click the join link. You can join from your phone, tablet, or computer.
If you think C.A. might be for you, the best way to understand it is to attend a meeting.
You don’t need to prepare anything, and you don’t need to speak unless you want to.
Meetings are available online every day throughout the day.