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The Crystal Meth Anonymous (CMA) fellowship survey is conducted to gain a deeper understanding of our community and to ensure that we are meeting the needs of our members. By gathering insights from our diverse membership, we aim to identify areas of strength and opportunities for growth within our fellowship. This survey serves as a vital tool in our ongoing efforts to enhance the support and resources we provide to those seeking recovery from crystal meth addiction.
Our primary goals are to foster an inclusive and welcoming environment for all members, regardless of their background or identity, and to ensure that our programs are accessible and effective. By analyzing the data collected, we strive to improve our outreach efforts, refine our support systems, and address any barriers that may hinder members from fully engaging in their recovery journey. Ultimately, this survey helps us to uphold the core principles of CMA, promoting unity, diversity, and healing within our community.
Read the results of the 2024 Fellowship Survey.
Your voice helps shape the future of our fellowship. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop using.
The survey is available in English and Spanish. It takes approximately 15 minutes to complete. All responses are anonymous.
Online
Paper Copy
We realize many of our fellows may not have access to an internet-capable device needed to complete the survey. We have made paper copies available. They can be filled out and a trusted servant can help enter the information into the form (for example the H&I meeting facilitator).
Crystal Meth Anonymous conducts a regular survey of its members to gain a deeper understanding of our community — who we are, where we come from, and what we need to grow.
The results help CMA:
This survey belongs to all of us. The more members who participate, the more accurately it reflects the true face of CMA.
Once the survey closes and analysis is complete, results will be published here on the CMA website and shared with the fellowship through a town hall. You can see what that looked like after the last survey on our 2024 Fellowship Survey Results page.