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Upcoming NA Meetings in Newtown

Time Name Address / Platform Region
7:30 PM Not At The Church Group 14 West Street Newtown
10:30 AM Recovery on Park Avenue Group 5151 Park Avenue Fairfield
7:00 PM When at the End of the Road Group 9 Division Street Naugatuck
7:00 PM Feeling Free Group 10 Father Salemi Drive Ansonia
7:30 PM Real Deal Group 5 Clapboard Ridge Road Danbury

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A town located in Fairfield County; Newtown is situated in southwestern Connecticut. It is known as one of the best places to live in Connecticut. It is a sad fact that some of the people of Newtown have substance use disorders. Drug addictions can decrease productivity and have a negative impact on many other aspects of a person’s life. It is difficult for drug users to overcome the addictions by themselves as they do not find it easy to share their experiences with people due to the stigma attached to it. Narcotics Anonymous, an international organization, is holding NA meetings in Newtown to provide affected individuals a way out of this cycle. These meetings are infamous for providing people with a platform to share their drug addictions with fellow attendees and experienced members of the community to get guidance and get rid of these habits. The NA meetings CT are held on a regular basis and are completely free to attend so that everyone can join. These meetings follow proper guidelines which include the infamous NA 12-step program. For your convenience, the schedules of these meetings are available on the Narcotics.com directory. If you are looking for rehab facilities close to you, feel free to contact our specialists for guidance.

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