Free Cocaine Anonymous — In-Person & Online, DE | CA
Cocaine Anonymous (CA) is a free, peer-led fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength, and hope so they may solve their common problem and help others recover from cocaine addiction. The CA Philly Area (the PA-NJ-DE Area of Cocaine Anonymous) serves residents of New Castle County, Delaware, along with surrounding counties in Pennsylvania, Maryland, and New Jersey. There are no dues or fees; the only requirement for membership is a desire to stop using cocaine and all other mind-altering substances.
What to Expect
CA meetings are informal, confidential, and guided by members rather than professionals. A meeting may include personal sharing, reading from CA and Twelve Step literature, and time to connect with others before and after. Newcomers are encouraged to raise a hand, ask for help, and collect phone numbers; many members describe that first ask for support as the turning point in their recovery. You can attend as often as you need, one day at a time.
Who This Group Is For
This fellowship is for anyone in the Delaware and greater Philadelphia region who thinks they may have a problem with cocaine or any other mind-altering substance. Whether you are brand new to recovery or returning after a relapse, you are welcome exactly as you are. Meetings are open to all who want to stop using, and no appointment or referral is needed.
Why Peer Support Works
Addiction thrives in isolation, and recovery grows in connection. Being among peers who have faced the same cravings and setbacks offers understanding that is hard to find elsewhere. The shared honesty, accountability, and practical wisdom of a fellowship help members build a sober life while supporting others doing the same.
How to Join
Attendance is free and open; just show up. CA Philly hosts both in-person and online meetings; find the current schedule on the meetings page at caphilly.org. If you are not sure where to start or need to talk with someone right away, call the 24-hour CA Philly helpline at (610) 876-6666. Meetings are held weekly and run year-round.