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Upcoming NA Meetings in Spring Hill

Time Name Address / Platform Region
12:00 PM Keep it Simple Group Spring Hill 13241 Spring Hill Drive Spring Hill
8:30 PM Work the Program Group 4244 Mariner Boulevard Spring Hill
8:15 PM SASTO Misfits Group 7922 State Road 52 Hudson

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Spring Hill is a census-designated place in Hernando County, Florida, United States. Unfortunately, several residents are suffering from drug addiction and substance use disorders. It has led to problems of reduced productivity and performance, as well as an increase in the cases of accidents, domestic violence, mental instability, and so on. This is why Narcotics Anonymous (NA) was established to help these persons in the fight against drug addiction. Narcotics Anonymous has helped millions of victims struggling with drug addiction from all over the world to overcome and recover from it. NA meetings in Spring Hill FL are set up by Narcotic Anonymous to gather victims of drug addiction for the purpose of administering guidance and adequate treatment. Support is also provided by old members who come around to share their stories as a means of encouraging new members in their journey to recovery. NA employs a 12-step recovery program to help members recover from substance use disorder. There are open NA meetings provided for members who wish to bring in their family members and friends during meetings and closed NA meetings are provided only for victims who are committed to recovering from substance use disorder. To get more information about NA meetings Florida, please do well to check out our directory.

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