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Upcoming NA Meetings in Norwich

Time Name Address / Platform Region
7:00 PM Climbing The Steps Group 365 Montauk Avenue New London
7:00 PM The Way We Walk Group 713 Main Street Willimantic
7:30 PM Sesame Street Group 27 Church Lane Uncasville

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Norwich is a city which lies in New London County. It is known for its rivers which provide power for its infamous textile factories. Unfortunately, some people of Norwich are facing several substance use disorders. It is difficult for people with drug use habits to get out of this cycle as they refrain from going to experts and share their narcotics addiction experience due to the stigma attached to narcotics use. The international organization Narcotics Anonymous has taken initiative to organize NA meetings in Norwich which will act as a platform for drug users to share their experiences with fellow attendees of the meetings and get guidance from the experienced members of the community. The NA meetings CT are held in numerous locations throughout Norwich for your convenience and there is no cost of attending these meetings. The NA meetings in Norwich follow complete guidelines based on the NA 12-step program. The schedules of these meetings are available on the Narcotics Anonymous directory in sequential order containing the time and locations of the meetings for the convenience of people. Moreover, if you are looking for rehab facilities close to your residence for you or your loved ones, feel free to contact NA specialists for guidance.

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