Gay & Lesbian Community Service Center
Serenity Sunday Group Gay/Lesbian, Speaker
Step Working Guide Workshop Group
Step Working Guide Workshop Group
Beth Israel Medical Center Bernstein Pavilion
Serious Group
Community Center
Cleaning Up the Heights Group Non-Smoking,,
Gracie Square Hospital
Only Game in Town Group Beginner/Newcomer
No More Excuses Group
No More Excuses Group Beginner/Newcomer
Town & Village Synagogue
Living Free Group Speaker, Discussion/Participation
Church of the Incarnation
Midtown Matinee Group Beginner/Newcomer
Christian Parish for Spiritual Renewal
Two & Over Group Non-Smoking
Project Contact
Gratitude On 10th Street Group Candlelight, Speaker
Upper Manhattan Mental Health Center
Recovery on the Hill Group Topic
Community Center
Women Getting Clean in the Heights Group Women, Beginner/Newcomer
Church of Our Lady of Loreto
Valley of the Dolls Group Women, Topic
Broadway Presbyterian Church
Morningside Group Beginner/Newcomer
Harry Simmons Residence
Living Clean Group Beginner/Newcomer
Calvary Baptist Church
Recovery Across the Park Group Beginner/Newcomer, Literature Study
Volunteers of America
It Starts Here Group Beginner/Newcomer,
No More Excuses Group
No More Excuses Group Just For Today Study
Ready Willing & Able
7 AM Wake-Up Group Non-Smoking, Beginner/Newcomer
Let There Be Life Group
Let There Be Life Group, Tradition
Town & Village Synagogue
Living Free Group Discussion/Participation
Church of the Incarnation
Midtown Matinee Group Just For Today Study
Center For Community Alternatives
19th Street Recovery Group Beginner/Newcomer,
Gay & Lesbian Community Service Center
208 Group Non-Smoking, Topic
Reality House
Recovery on the Hudson Group Beginner/Newcomer
Rutgers Community Center
Recovery From The Heart Group Discussion/Participation
Greater Bethel Ame Church
Nia (Purpose) in Recovery Group Topic
The Veterans Residence
Closest to the Heart Group Discussion/Participation,
Cardinal Spellman Center
Sanity On Second Group Discussion/Participation
Broadway Housing
Recovery at the Rio Group, Beginner/Newcomer
Beth Israel Medical Center Bernstein Pavilion
Recurring Themes Group Topic
No More Excuses Group
No More Excuses Group Discussion/Participation
Ready Willing & Able
7 AM Wake-Up Group Non-Smoking, Beginner/Newcomer
Let There Be Life Group
Let There Be Life Group Literature Study
Town & Village Synagogue
Living Free Group Discussion/Participation
Fortune Society
Our Common Welfare Group Discussion/Participation
Public School 194
All Kinds of Relationships Group Topic, Discussion/Participation
East River Houses Community Center
High on Life II Group Topic
Our Lady Queen of Angels Church
Women Kicking It Live Group Women,
Fortune Academy
Recovery in the Castle Group Beginner/Newcomer
Holland House
Westside Women Group Women, Discussion/Participation
Harry Simmons Residence
Living Clean Group Beginner/Newcomer
LaSalle Academy Annex
Our Whole Lives Ahead of Us Group Young People
No More Excuses Group
No More Excuses Group Beginner/Newcomer
Ready Willing & Able
7 AM Wake-Up Group Non-Smoking, Beginner/Newcomer
Let There Be Life Group
Let There Be Life Group Discussion/Participation
Create Inc.
Keeping it Simple on Lenox Group Beginner/Newcomer, Speaker
State Office Building
Jewels in Recovery Group Beginner/Newcomer
Gay & Lesbian Community Service Center
Stepping Up Group Gay/Lesbian, Tradition,
Church of Our Lady of Loreto
Second Lives Group,, Beginner/Newcomer
Our Lady of Sorrow Church
Light on Pitt Group Topic, Candlelight
Martin Luther King Community Center
Hope In The Projects Group Beginner/Newcomer, Topic
Church of the Living Hope
Miracles On 104th Street Group Topic
Church of Saint Elizabeth
Washington Heights Group Beginner/Newcomer
Columba Hall
KISS the Lie Goodbye Group, Discussion/Participation
Church of Our Lady of Loreto
Bleecker Street Thursday Group Speaker, Beginner/Newcomer
Housing Works, Inc.
Solution Group Discussion/Participation, Topic
No More Excuses Group
No More Excuses Group, Beginner/Newcomer
Ready Willing & Able
7 AM Wake-Up Group Non-Smoking, Beginner/Newcomer
Let There Be Life Group
Let There Be Life Group, Literature Study
Town & Village Synagogue
Living Free Group Discussion/Participation
Church of the Incarnation
Midtown Matinee Group Discussion/Participation
Harry Simmons Residence
Friday Afternoon Recovery Group Discussion/Participation
Gay & Lesbian Community Service Center
Recovery at Dusk Group Gay/Lesbian, Beginner/Newcomer,
Johnson Community Center
Recovery In The Belly of the Beast Group Beginner/Newcomer,
LaSalle Academy Annex
Recuperacion for Today Group Discussion/Participation, Speaker
Public School 194
Miracles on 144th Street Group, Tradition
Salvation Army Building, Community Center
Remember the Pain Group, Tradition, Literature Study,
Church of Saint Joseph of Yorkville
U Get What U Need Group Beginner/Newcomer, Speaker
Our Lady Queen of Angels Church
PM en El Barrio Group Beginner/Newcomer
Holland House
Recovery In The House Group Beginner/Newcomer, Topic
Covenant House
Recovery After Hours Group, Tradition, Beginner/Newcomer
No More Excuses Group
No More Excuses Group Discussion/Participation, Topic
Ready Willing & Able
7 AM Wake-Up Group Non-Smoking, Beginner/Newcomer
Let There Be Life Group
Let There Be Life Group Beginner/Newcomer
Our Lady Queen of Angels Church
Life Begins Again Group Beginner/Newcomer,
Reverend John J. Sass Plaza
Stepping in the Mix Group,, Beginner/Newcomer, Speaker
LaSalle Academy Annex
11th Workshop Group Non-Smoking, Discussion/Participation, Topic
Greenhope Housing Inc.
Recovery in East Harlem Group, Beginner/Newcomer
Holy Name Church
Westside Serenity Group, Tradition, Topic,
Peter J. Sharp Residence
Freedom From Addiction Group Discussion/Participation, Topic, Literature Study,
Let There Be Life Group
Let There Be Life Group Discussion/Participation
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Narcotics Anonymous is a mutual aid organization that aims to help individuals for whom substance use disorder has become a problem. Commonly known as NA, Narcotics Anonymous was founded in Los Angeles in 1953 and was patterned after Alcoholics Anonymous, the first program of its kind in the world. Narcotics Anonymous thus follows a similar set of 12 principles for helping people achieve a life free from drug abuse and its consequences. These 12 steps are a collective of concepts aimed at expelling the obsession to take drugs, as well as to help recovering individuals stay clean.
Narcotics Anonymous is a non-political and non-denominational fellowship, one that is open to everyone regardless of age, gender, race, or social class. The only requirement to join an NA meeting is the desire to stop using drugs.
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