MCFNA takes the concept of privacy and anonymity very seriously. As such, this web site has been designed to do all it can to maintain visitor privacy and personal anonymity.

Narcotics Anonymous 11th Tradition states: "Our public relations policy is based on attraction rather than promotion; we need always maintain personal anonymity at the level of press, radio, and films."

To this end, We do not use web cookies on this site for any purpose. We do not track or gather any personal, private information on our site visitors, whether NA members or not except as noted below.

The only time anyone's personal information may be gathered is when a site visitor fills in one of our online forms, such as that located on our contact page. When this form is filled out, we suggest that you keep within the typical NA method of identifying yourself - Bob B. or Matilda J. is preferred.

At the same time, it is vital that you understand why we ask for your email address. Simply put, we need to do all we can to help, and when you submit a comment, question or suggestion, we often need to be able to follow up on that submission, and therefore need a way to contact you. Also, in order to receive these submissions, our Internet mail system requires a valid return email address.

Please note however, that at this time, it is our policy to permanently delete all incoming email after it has been successfully handled. We do not maintain records of correspondence after that time.