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CoDA UK Service Structure

The fellowship in England, Scotland, and Wales is supported by a service structure that helps carry the CoDA message to those who still suffer from codependency. Service work is voluntary and open to any member who wishes to contribute.

National Steering Committee (NSC)

The National Steering Committee coordinates service efforts across the UK. Its responsibilities include organising communications, supporting regional groups, and maintaining the national meeting list. NSC meeting agendas are published for members, and the committee can be reached at coda dot uk dot nsc at gmail dot com.

Treasurers Reports

Financial transparency is an important part of CoDA's service tradition. Treasurers Reports are made available to the fellowship, detailing income, expenditure, and prudent reserve levels. These reports help ensure that group contributions are used responsibly in support of the fellowship's primary purpose.

Service Positions

A range of service positions exist on the National Steering Committee, each with defined responsibilities. Members are encouraged to step forward and offer their skills — whether in communications, literature coordination, events planning, or treasury. Serving on the NSC is an opportunity to give back and strengthen the fellowship across the UK.

How to Get Involved

If you are interested in service at the national level, speak with your local group's GSR (Group Service Representative) or reach out via the Contacts page. Every act of service, no matter how small, helps sustain the fellowship and support those seeking healthy and loving relationships.