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Aurora, Colorado NA Meetings

Find a Narcotics Anonymous meeting today in Aurora, Colorado, with our up-to-date schedule of local recovery support groups. Whether you prefer an in-person or online NA meeting, we make it easy to find the community support you need on your addiction recovery journey.

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Upcoming NA Meetings in Aurora

Time Name Address / Platform Region
6:50 AM Spiritual Commute Group 1280 Vine Street Denver
12:00 PM Never Alone at Noon Group 10451 Huron Street Northglenn
12:00 PM This Aint Therapy Group 1660 North Sherman Street Denver
5:30 PM Less Talk More Action Group 126 West 2nd Street Denver
5:30 PM No Matter What Group Lakewood 1510 Glen Ayr Drive Unit 12 Lakewood
7:00 PM Welcome Home Group Lakewood 2025 Kipling Street Lakewood
7:30 PM Natural High Group 8817 South Broadway Highlands Ranch
7:30 PM Meetn Up North Group 3101 East 100th Avenue Thornton
7:30 PM Young At Heart Group 1630 East 14th Avenue Denver
8:00 PM Grupo Rindase Para Ganar 3315 Gilpin Street Denver
8:00 PM Aint Dead Yet Group 8085 East Hampden Avenue Denver
11:11 PM Mile High Mens Group 126 West 2nd Street Denver

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NA Meetings in Aurora, Colorado

Aurora is a suburb of Denver, Colorado. Situated on the east side of the city, it has a population of just under 420,000 residents. This makes it the third largest city in the state. Aurora supports a mix of open and closed Narcotics Anonymous meetings throughout the week. 

All formats are well represented. Some groups meet every day, while others meet just weekly. This gives you more than one way to find a meeting that fits your needs and your schedule. People in Aurora often move between Denver and Aurora to attend a Narcotics Anonymous meeting. 

Denver has a far larger schedule of night meetings and formats that aren’t available in Aurora during the week. The drive is short and a normal part of the routine for people living in the area.

What Is an NA Meeting Like in Aurora?

Narcotics Anonymous is a free fellowship program that provides you with peer support during your recovery journey, but it is not treatment. Narcotics Anonymous uses two large categories of meetings to separate what’s offered and for whom. 

Open meetings are available to anyone who is curious about NA or wants to learn more about the program their friend or relative is using. A closed meeting is for people who identify as having a drug problem and want to quit. 

Within these categories are several formats. A speaker meeting is one person telling their story to the group. A discussion meeting opens the floor to questions and discussion around a predetermined topic. A step study is often run by a sponsor who volunteers for the position after having completed NA’s 12 steps themselves. 

A step study works through these 12 steps in order. When you go to a meeting you don’t have to talk. You don’t have to give your name, and no one calls on you. You will not be turned away for using the day before and there is no specific time in which you have to be clean. 

Our Narcotics Anonymous explainer covers the fellowship in more depth, including what you can expect at your first meeting and how it differs from treatment.

Where Are Meetings in Aurora?

NA meetings are often held in rented spaces. These are not typically concentrated in a single district, so a car or bus connection is crucial. An online option can help when the meeting hours don’t line up with your work schedule or location. Online meetings let you attend a meeting in the comfort of your home. 

Most people living in Aurora can find an NA meeting on most nights by accessing the local schedule, the option to cross into Denver and virtual meetings. Our Colorado NA meetings page gives a broader state picture, including a list of meetings in other Colorado cities and rural areas.

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Calls to numbers on a specific treatment center listing will be routed to that treatment center. Calls to any general helpline could be forwarded to SAMHSA or a verified treatment provider.

If you wish to connect with non-sponsor centers, you can browse meetings, visit our homepage and browse by state, or visit SAMHSA.

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