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Chicago Ridge, Illinois NA Meetings

Find a Narcotics Anonymous meeting today in Chicago Ridge, Illinois, with our up-to-date schedule of local recovery support groups. Whether you prefer an in-person or online NA meeting, we make it easy to find the community support you need on your addiction recovery journey.

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Upcoming NA Meetings in Chicago Ridge

Time Name Address / Platform Region
7:30 PM Ye Olde Tyme Step Group 10810 Oxford Avenue Chicago Ridge
10:00 AM No Addict Need Ever Die Group 5130 West 25th Street Cicero
11:00 AM What a Way to Start Your Day Group 2227 East 79th Street Chicago
11:00 AM Never Again Group 6401 South Stony Island Avenue Chicago
11:30 AM Emotions Group 6348 Harrison Avenue Hammond
11:30 AM United With One Cause Group 1409 North Pulaski Road Chicago
12:00 PM Rivers Edge Group 77 W Washington Street Chicago
2:00 PM Beginners are Winners Group 2227 East 79th Street Chicago
4:30 PM Clean and Progressive Group 2841 West Washington Chicago
6:00 PM Better Days Ahead Group 1417 Emerald Avenue Chicago Heights
6:00 PM We Want to Live Too Group 8640 South Chicago Avenue Chicago
6:00 PM Masks Have To Go Group 8447 South Saint Lawrence Avenue Chicago
6:00 PM Monday Night Recovery Group 4 East 111th Street Chicago
6:30 PM NA Live Group 37 South Ashland Avenue Chicago
7:00 PM Easy Does It Group 11049 West La Porte Road Mokena
7:00 PM Labor of Love Group 2800 East 79th Street Chicago
7:00 PM Keep Your Comments Short Group 3450 West Maple Street Evergreen Park
7:00 PM Renaissance I Group 4955 West 158th Street Oak Forest
7:00 PM Came to Believe Group W North Avenue 5318 W North Avenue Chicago
7:00 PM Living Learning Life Group 1015 North Pine Chicago

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Chicago Ridge is a small village situated in Cook County, state of Illinois. Among the young professionals who call Chicago Ridge home, drug addiction has become a major concern. To help struggling persons from all walks of life access the help and support they require, NA meetings in Chicago Ridge are organized. Narcotics Anonymous is recognized globally as one of the leading communities dedicated to supporting individuals with narcotics addiction. NA meetings in Illinois have been well-organized to ensure that each seeking help for substance use disorders does so in a friendly and inviting environment. The warm and pleasant environment is evident from the varied group sessions that take different forms according to the individual’s needs and circumstances. Narcotics Anonymous meetings are certainly attainable anywhere in Illinois with relative ease. At NA meetings, everybody is working together to make sure you do not lose sight of the important parts of the recovery process. At these meetings, people share their experiences with narcotics addiction and try to motivate each other on their way to sobriety. It could be tricky to maintain the recovery process alone, so many people help by sharing their experiences at NA meetings, which makes it easy to get back on track. At NA meetings, support is always there to guide you.

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