Moreno Valley, California NA Meetings

About NA Meetings in Moreno Valley

Narcotics Anonymous is a free, peer-led fellowship for anyone who wants to stop using drugs. Moreno Valley is served by the Eastern Inland Empire Area of NA, the same area covering Riverside and Corona. Meetings run in person; check the finder above for the current schedule.

Finding an NA Meeting in Moreno Valley

Moreno Valley’s own meetings are open and closed discussion formats, Basic Text and step study, and meetings noted as welcoming children, without a currently listed meeting for a specific population.

Since the finder searches by proximity, it also shows the wider selection in Riverside, a few miles west, which includes candlelight, LGBTQ+, young people’s, and virtual meetings. Corona is also within reach on the other side of Riverside.

The Eastern Inland Empire Area helpline, 909-370-3568 (toll-free 800-397-2333), can tell you what’s running this week. To browse other cities, see the California NA meetings page.

Drug Use and Overdose in Riverside County

Riverside County’s overdose rates run above the statewide average, and the county tracks this data countywide rather than by city. For the fuller national and county figures, see the Riverside NA meetings page.

Treatment Options In and Near Moreno Valley

Moreno Valley is home to Riverside University Health System Medical Center, the county’s own public teaching hospital and Level I Trauma Center, at 26520 Cactus Avenue. For addiction treatment specifically, RUHS Behavioral Health’s main outpatient and residential hub in Riverside serves both Riverside and Moreno Valley.

This RUHS hub offers withdrawal management, counseling, and medications for opioid use disorder such as methadone and buprenorphine. A separate RUHS clinic based in Moreno Valley focuses specifically on adolescents and pregnant or parenting women. Adults seeking general treatment should call the RUHS Substance

Use Prevention and Treatment CARES Line at 800-499-3008 for the right referral, or search FindTreatment.gov. Read more about levels of care for narcotics addiction.

Naloxone and Harm Reduction

Naloxone is available in California without a prescription, and as of January 2026, CalRx-branded over-the-counter naloxone nasal spray costs about $19 for a two-dose pack. Inland Empire Harm Reduction, Riverside County’s syringe services program, can mail free naloxone and fentanyl test strips to Moreno Valley residents.

Call or text 951-446-0983 to request naloxone and fentanyl test strips. California’s Good Samaritan law also offers some protection from drug possession charges for someone who calls 911 to report an overdose. See what happens during an opioid overdose for more.

Crisis and Immediate Help

Moreno Valley NA Meetings FAQ

Are there NA meetings in Moreno Valley?

Yes, open and closed discussion meetings, plus meetings that welcome children, and the finder also shows the fuller Riverside schedule nearby.

Are there beginner, women’s, or LGBTQ+ meetings in Moreno Valley?

Not currently listed in Moreno Valley itself; Riverside, a few miles west, has all three.

Is there a hospital in Moreno Valley for a medical emergency?

Yes, Riverside University Health System Medical Center is a public Level I Trauma Center located in the city.

Are NA meetings free?

Yes, with no dues or membership fees.

Is NA religious?

No, NA is not affiliated with any religion, and open meetings welcome anyone curious about the program.

About This Directory

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