Hesperia, California NA Meetings

About NA Meetings in Hesperia

Among the four active NA meetings currently listed in Hesperia is one men’s meeting.  This is an important resource when a room full of mixed strangers feels like too much for a first visit.

Hesperia belongs to the Greater Mojave Area of the California Inland Region of Narcotics Anonymous. This area also covers Victorville, Apple Valley and Adelanto. Meetings are free and led by people in recovery. This is a free resource, meaning there are no dues, no fees and no membership requirements save a desire to stop using drugs.

• NA area: Greater Mojave Area in the California Inland Region of NA. The 24-hour helpline is (888) 322-6817.
• Meeting formats in Hesperia: Open, closed, men’s, and meetings where children are welcome.
• Cost: Free to attend. NA is self-supporting through members’ voluntary contributions.

Finding an NA Meeting in Hesperia

The finder on the page above searches for meetings beginning from an address rather than a city limit. Entering a Hesperia street address or ZIP code returns the meetings closest to that point instead of only the ones in Hesperia.

Starting a search from the Hesperia Branch Library on Seventh Avenue results in a different short list than starting a search from the Oak Hills side of town. That is the point of a radius search in a city this spread out.

Hesperia has four active NA meetings in the city limits as of September 2026. The formats available include open, closed, men’s, and meetings where children are welcome.

Anyone can attend an open meeting, including a partner, a parent or someone curious about the program. Closed meetings are for people who identify themselves as having a problem with drugs. The specialty meetings are a welcome addition. Parents without childcare on a weekday evening find a meeting that welcomes children is often what makes going to a meeting possible.

The directory doesn’t list other special population formats. However, that doesn’t mean they aren’t available, only that they were not recorded in the directory. The finder is the current source but you can call the California Region of NA to find the nearest specialty group.

The search works on proximity. When you use a Hesperia address to start your search the results include meetings in Victorville immediately to the north, Apple Valley to the northeast, Adelanto to the northwest and unincorporated communities of Oak Hills and Phelan to the west.

Across those four Greater Mojave Area cities are 15 active meetings. This is a far more useful number than any single city’s count when you are deciding where to drive. Meetings elsewhere in the state are indexed on the California NA meetings page.

NA groups in this area work from the Twelve Steps and NA’s Basic Text. Are NA Meetings Right for Me? describes what a first meeting is like. The finder on the page above also returns online meetings and the NA online meetings page explains how those work.

Call the Greater Mojave Area helpline at (888) 322-6817 to speak with a person. The phone is answered 24 hours a day, seven days a week, with a bilingual line at (818) 427-4212.

Drug Use and Overdose in San Bernardino County

Hesperia is part of San Bernardino County. The overdose data published for this area is county data. The data describes the whole county including the San Bernardino Valley and the High Desert. This is rather than Hesperia alone. Recent county numbers have been falling.

• 278 deaths related to fentanyl in San Bernardino County in 2024. This is down from 436 in 2023 that is a decrease of about 36%.  
• 26.1 deaths triggered by drugs per 100,000 San Bernardino County residents for the three-year period ending in 2023. This is up from 10.3 per 100,000 in 2014.

These figures are for the whole county and include the High Desert. Overdose figures for Hesperia are not published.   

The San Bernardino NA meetings page has a fuller picture of the opioid specific counts.

Treatment Options In and Near Hesperia

Sometimes support from your peers is not enough. Many people combine clinical treatment with NA meetings. Clinical treatment is described on various levels. Your program may include medically supervised withdrawal, residential or inpatient care, intensive outpatient programs, standard outpatient counseling and ongoing aftercare.

A qualified clinician identifies the level that fits your needs. This question is often answred based on what you have been using, how long you’ve been using, and your medical history.

Medication for addiction treatment is the standard of care for opioid use disorder based on years of research. Methadone, buprenorphine and naltrexone are prescribed medications. They are not a substitute for treatment and not a weaker form of recovery. Many people take prescription medication while attending NA.

Two providers on San Bernardino County’s opioid treatment list are in Hesperia. These are Aegis Treatment Centers, Hesperia, at (760) 956-2462, and the Hesperia Health Center, at (800) 722-4777.

The county also runs the Inland Empire Substance Abuse Treatment Line at (909) 294-3813. They have an after-hours line at (800) 472-2376 and its Screening, Assessment and Referral Center for substance use at (800) 968-2636.

CA Bridge Connect connects Californians to opioid treatment support available on the same day. Call 1-800-944-1807 or text 1-833-308-0461 Monday through Friday from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. The Behavioral Health Navigators can do an assessment on the same day, make an immediate referral and prescribe medication for addiction treatment.  Weekday business hours are a treatment route rather than a crisis line.

Using the SAMHSA’s FindTreatment.gov website allows you to search licensed programs by ZIP code and available services. The SAMHSA National Helpline at 1-800-662-4357 is free, confidential and answered 24 hours a day.

Tips for Finding Addiction Treatment and Inpatient and Outpatient Treatment Options provide you with information about what to ask before you commit to a program.

Naloxone and Harm Reduction

Free naloxone and overdose response training are available to anyone in San Bernardino County through Inland Empire Harm Reduction. You can reach theme at (951) 364-5311.

Pharmacies sell naloxone nasal spray over the counter in California without a prescription. The state’s CalRx pack of two doses is priced at $19 in 2026. The Victorville page publishes the High Desert harm-reduction detail in full, including the state distribution program and the liability protection California law provides for handing out and using naloxone. Read Opioid Overdose: How to Save a Life with Naloxone to understand how to use it.

Crisis and Immediate Help

The phone numbers below can help during a crisis. Always call 911 for a suspected overdose or other medical emergency. The lines below are answered 24/7 and are all free.

If you or someone near you needs help

• 911 Call for a suspected overdose or medical emergency
• 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline can be called or texted 24/7
• (800) 398-0018 Call the San Bernardino County Community Crisis Response Team or text (909) 420-0560 for help around the clock in English and Spanish
• 1-800-662-4357 Call the SAMHSA National Helpline free and confidential. The phone is answered 24/7.
• (888) 322-6817 Call the Greater Mojave Area of NA helpline for help 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Hesperia NA Meetings FAQ

Are there men’s NA meetings near Hesperia?

Yes, a men’s meeting is confirmed among the NA meetings in Hesperia.  The finder at the top of the page shows the current time and location for this meeting and others nearby. The Greater Mojave Area also covers Victorville, Apple Valley and Adelanto. Widening the radius results in more of the area’s resources.

Are there NA meetings in Hesperia?

Yes, there are four active NA meetings  in Hesperia as of September 2026. There are open, closed, men’s and formates that welcome children. The finder searches the area by proximity. This means when you start your search using a Hesperia address returns meetings elsewhere in the Victor Valley.

Do I have to stop using before I go to a meeting?

No, you don’t have to stop using before your NA meeting. NA asks only that you want to stop using. Many people attend their first meeting before they have stopped. Stopping suddenly and without support when you are physically dependent on opioids, benzodiazepines or alcohol can be dangerous. Talk to a clinician or call the SAMHSA National Helpline at 1-800-662-4357 about a medically supervised withdrawal.

Can a family member attend an NA meeting?

Yes, family members and friends can attend an open meeting but not a closed meeting. Open meetings are for anyone who wants to understand the program. This can include partners, parents and adult children. Closed meetings are limited to people who identify themselves as having a problem with drugs. There are both formats in Hesperia and some meetings in the city welcome children.

What if there is no meeting today?

Widen the finder’s radius. Meetings in Victorville, Apple Valley and Adelanto are a short drive from most Hesperia addresses, and the Greater Mojave Area helpline at (888) 322-6817 is answered 24 hours a day if you would rather ask someone directly. The finder also returns online meetings, which run at hours when nothing local does.

About This Directory

Narcotics.com is an independent resource and is not affiliated with Narcotics Anonymous World Services, Inc. Meeting details are compiled from public NA listings and do change, so confirm a meeting with the group or the area helpline before you travel to it.

Narcotics.com may be compensated for some links or featured resources on this site. That never affects the meeting information above or which resources we describe.

Related Pages

• Narcotics Anonymous
• The 12 Steps of Narcotics Anonymous
• Are NA Meetings Right for Me?
• NA Online Meetings
• Support Groups for Narcotics Addiction
• Narcotics Addiction Treatment
• Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)
• Opioid Overdose: How to Save a Life with Naloxone