The Tejas Bluebonnet Region Serves

Our Region serves Central, South and South East Texas. This include the cities of Beaumont, Houston, Bryan, Austin, San Antonio, Corpus Chisti, Laredo, McAllen, Brownsville and surrounding areas. Use the interactive meeting map to find a meeting in your location.

Drug Problem?

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You are not alone

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Regional Service Conference

The next RSC will be August 14, 2010, 9 am in the Houston Area.

Montrose Counseling Center
401 Branard St, Houston, Texas

Member Area Activities

Houston Hospitality

“Our Gratitude Speaks...”

HASCONA Presents: Houston Hospitality

14 August 2010
$0 at the door

Showin’ Some Love For The RSC
7:30PM Speaker Meeting
Bobby D.
Keep It Clean, Baytown

9PM Dance
DJ platypus

Montrose Counseling Center
401 Branard Street Houston, Texas 77006
RSC-9am to 6pm, Speaker Meeting and Dance after
Brought to you by HASCONA Activities Subcommittee

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Literature Review Input

Literature review input asked for by the fellowship on the “Living Clean Project”

“In Times of Illness” and “Self Support project” have been approved by the 2010 WSC
The Purpose of the Tejas Bluebonnet Region

TBRNA is here, simply, to help unite and assist member areas in fulfilling our primary purpose of carrying the message of recovery to the addict who still suffers. This is acomplished by providing resources for subcommittee efforts and keeping the lines of communications open between the areas and the larger worldwide NA community.

Currently our member areas are Rio Grande Valley, Brazos Valley, Central Texas, Coastal Bend, Esperanza, Hill Country, Houston, Northside, Southeast Texas, and Texas Tri County. To find out more about the individual areas, most have their own websites or use the meeting search page to define the city coverage for each.

The message is that an addict, any addict, can stop using drugs, lose the desire to use, and find a new way of life. Our message is hope and the promise of freedom.