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Upcoming NA Meetings in Citra

Time Name Address / Platform Region
8:00 AM First Ocala Group East Silver Springs Boulevard Ocala 3453 East Silver Springs Boulevard Ocala
5:45 PM Boys to Men Group 1789 NE 8th Road Ocala
8:00 PM Reach for Recovery Group 1789 NE 8th Road Ocala

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Citra, a city in Marion County, Florida, is a city where a few people deal with substance use disorders daily. Addiction to drugs can be treated medically, but joining the Narcotics Anonymous community for social support can help you recover faster. The Narcotics Anonymous community has been around since the 1950s. It is similar to Alcoholics Anonymous, but the main difference is that the Narcotics Anonymous community offers social support to people suffering from any type of substance use disorder. The community is now regarded as one of the most effective organizations of its kind. Its first meeting was held in Los Angeles, but it quickly spread to other parts of the globe. Today, there are a few NA meetings in Citra and other cities in the U.S. Some of these gatherings are tailored to specific demographics such as age, occupation, sexual orientation, and so on. Those looking for some of the best NA meetings Florida should look through our local NA directory at narcotics.com. People can see lists of specific cities because the directory is sorted by city. To become a member of the Narcotics Anonymous community, all you have to do is show up at the next NA meeting and declare your desire to live a drug-free life. There are no fees or other requirements to take advantage of social assistance.

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