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Melrose Park, Illinois NA Meetings

Find a Narcotics Anonymous meeting today in Melrose Park, 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 Melrose Park

Time Name Address / Platform Region
10:00 AM No Addict Need Ever Die Group 5130 West 25th Street Cicero
10:00 AM Live Your Life Group 8300 Thomas Avenue Bridgeview
11:30 AM United With One Cause Group 1409 North Pulaski Road Chicago
6:00 PM KISS Group 415 South Kilpatrick Avenue Chicago
6:00 PM Never Alone Group Chicago 4704 West Irving Park Road Chicago
6:00 PM Grupo Solo Por Hoy 2649 North Francisco Avenue Chicago
6:00 PM Brass Ring Group 5659 South Union Avenue Chicago
6:00 PM Sisters of Strength Group 7120 South Calumet Chicago
7:00 PM Recovery In Maywood Group 1005 South 17th Avenue Maywood
7:00 PM A Safe Place I Group 321 North Mason Avenue Chicago
7:00 PM 1 2 3 Kick Group 7010 South Union Avenue Chicago
7:00 PM No Addict Need Ever Die Group 5130 West 25th Street Cicero
7:00 PM United With One Cause Group 1409 North Pulaski Road Chicago
7:00 PM Another Day Clean Group 820 South Damen Chicago
7:30 PM Out of the Fog Group 10000 Central Avenue Oak Lawn
7:30 PM Friday Night Surrender Group 105 West Maple Street Lombard
8:00 PM Living Just For Today Group 7750 South Emerald Avenue Chicago
8:00 PM Bagpipers Group 367 South Spring Road Elmhurst
8:00 PM Russian Addicts Group 1903 East Euclid Avenue Arlington Heights
8:15 PM New Life Group West 63rd Street Chicago 5632 West 63rd Street Chicago

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Melrose Park is a village in the most populous county, Cook County in Illinois, located in the North East of the United States of America. It is infamous for its highly organized streets and best living community around. Melrose park evolved into an industrial village. It is a home for several manufacturers and entrepreneurs. However, it is also a reality that a few people are coping with substance use disorder just like individuals in many other cities of the state. Dependence on substance and drugs is an unproductive habit and can be a turning point in one’s life from enjoying a healthy and prosperous life to a dull one. To help local people overcome the habit of a drug use disorder, a global organization, Narcotics Anonymous, is arranging NA meetings in Melrose Park. Narcotics Anonymous is helping people with substance use disorder by arranging locally organized NA meetings in Illinois. These meetings have a friendly environment for newcomers, and members are very polite towards them. The attendees freely share their experiences during the meetings and get expert opinions from experienced members of the NA family. There are no racial, religious, gender, or cultural restrictions in regards to joining for those who want to transform their lives and change their habit of narcotics use. You can contact our specialists to get information about rehab facilities.

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