Click here to enter the NPYM Community Portal
to access the Directory and other non-public documents
If the above link does not take you immediately to the NPYM Community Portal,
and you feel you should have that access, please either read carefully below or contact Tech Help.
PLEASE NOTE: NPYM has migrated to a new Community Portal site as of July 1 2026.
When you click to enter the portal, you will be prompted by Google to choose an account to log in with. Use the same account you have used to log into the Community Portal previously.
If this is your first time logging into the new portal, click Continue on the next page about what Google will allow npym.org to have access to. Once logged in, you should see the Community Portal home page.
You will need a Google account, or an npym.org account. If you use Gmail you already have a Google account and don't need to create a new one.
If you use another email provider (e.g. Yahoo, ProtonMail, etc.) you can create a Google Account that uses your existing email address to identify your Google Account by following these steps.
You will need to be an active participant in NPYM. If you believe you should have access but get a "404 page not found" or "access denied" message, please contact NPYM Secretary or NPYM Webkeepers using Contact Us.
If you addressed items 1 and 2, but still cannot access the portal:
make sure you are only logged into one email account (in case you are logged into several)
contact NPYM Webkeeper if it is not resolved by the previous step.
If you have previously identified your non-Gmail email address to Google, but cannot recall the password that you assigned, follow these instructions to set a new password:
Go to the Google Account Recovery Page: Visit the Google Account recovery page (g.co/recover).
Enter the Linked Email Address: Enter the non-Gmail email address that's linked to your Google Account.
Follow the Recovery Prompts: Google will guide you through the recovery process, which may involve:
Verifying your identity: You may be asked to answer security questions or verify your identity using a phone number or another linked email address.
Resetting your password: Once your identity is verified, you'll be able to reset your password.
You can still access the old Community Portal here.