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Vernon, Connecticut NA Meetings

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Upcoming NA Meetings in Vernon

Time Name Address / Platform Region
12:00 PM Just Do It Group 571 Farmington Avenue Hartford
6:30 PM Addicts in Recovery Group 250 Albany Avenue Hartford
7:30 PM Monkeys with an Itch Group 64 Pearl Street Enfield

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Vernon is known as the most populous town in Tolland County. Regrettably, it is proven true that few of the people in Vernon are facing several substance use disorders. People who have the habit of frequently using narcotics develop unhealthy and unproductive habits, they find it difficult to leave these habits by themselves. Narcotics Anonymous, an international organization, is conducting NA meetings in Vernon to provide a platform for people to be able to share their experiences with other attendees and get guidance from experienced members of the NA community. These meetings are known for providing a safe and comfortable environment for the members so that they can share their stories with comfort and without any fear of judgment. These meetings follow proper guidelines based on the NA 12-step program. NA meetings CT are held regularly throughout the cities and towns of Connecticut and everyone can join these meetings as they are free to attend and there is no racial, cultural, or gender discrimination among the members of the community. The schedules of these meetings are available on the Narcotics Anonymous directory in sequential order for your convenience. Feel free to contact our specialists if you are looking for rehab facilities close to your residence.

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