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Upcoming NA Meetings in Morrow

Time Name Address / Platform Region
12:00 PM WE Group Womens Empowerment 1792 Mount Zion Road Morrow
7:00 PM Second Chance Group Morrow 1792 Mount Zion Road Morrow
9:00 AM Start the Day off Right Group 1933 Moreland Avenue Southeast Atlanta
10:00 AM Just 4 Today Meditation Group Online 3361 Columbia Woods Drive Decatur
10:00 AM First Step Group 1976 Donald Lee Hollowell Parkway North West Atlanta
10:00 AM Our New Life Group 477 Peachtree Street Northeast Atlanta
12:00 PM Haltime Group 1264 Custer Avenue Southeast Atlanta
12:00 PM High Noon Group 1472 Richard Road Decatur
12:00 PM Keeping the Faith Group 1976 Donald Lee Hollowell Parkway North West Atlanta
12:00 PM Noon Day Group 829 Joseph East Boone Boulevard NW Atlanta
2:00 PM More Will Be Revealed Group Online 3361 Columbia Woods Drive Decatur
3:00 PM Recovery at Three Group 829 Joseph East Boone Boulevard NW Atlanta
5:45 PM Work the Steps or Die group 1976 Donald Lee Hollowell Parkway NW Atlanta
6:00 PM Deeply Rooted Group Online 377 Westchester Boulevard North West Atlanta
6:00 PM Recovery at 6pm Group Custer Avenue Southeast 1264 Custer Avenue Southeast Atlanta
6:30 PM Good Orderly Direction Group 455 Winn Way Decatur
6:30 PM Victory Group 420 McDonough Blvd SE Atlanta
7:00 PM Get Real Group 1737 Panola Road Building B Stone Mountain
7:00 PM Odyssey Group 3578 South Fulton Avenue Hapeville
7:00 PM Sisters of Strength Group 377 Westchester Boulevard NW Atlanta

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Morrow is a city in Clayton County, Georgia. Substance use disorders are among of the strong addictive behaviors affecting some people in Morrow. To break free from substance use disorders, people can get professional help in Morrow. If you need help getting professional help facilities for the treatment of substance use disorders, call our helpline and our specialists will be glad to point you in the right direction. You can equally combine your professional treatment with Narcotics Anonymous community membership. Joining the Narcotics Anonymous community keeps you motivated to abstain from drug use and complete your recovery plan. Through NA meetings in Morrow, the community gives inhabitants of the city all the social support needed to avoid relapse. However, should a member happen to relapse, the Narcotics Anonymous community does not criticize or punish people; they would rather encourage such a member to get back to recovery. Also, joining the Narcotics Anonymous community provides people with a community where they get to share their addiction experience if they want and learn how people recover and stay drug-free. NA meetings are available to different groups. Some meetings cater to demographics like age, sexual orientation, gender, etc. to help people join any group that pleases them. However, not many people are aware of the locations of the NA meetings in Georgia. If you need help locating the one closest to you, you can always check the local NA directory on narcotics.com.

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