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Canandaigua, New York NA Meetings

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Upcoming NA Meetings in Canandaigua

Time Name Address / Platform Region
7:30 PM Basic Text Study Group 11 Gibson Street Canandaigua
12:00 PM New Hope Group 32 East Main Street Clifton Springs

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Canandaigua is a city and the county seat of Ontario County, New York. NA meetings in Canandaigua and NA meetings in New York are a fellowship of people that are struggling or have previously struggled with substance use and aim to help each other recover and live a more productive life. This fellowship is open to anyone with the desire to stop substance use and live a healthier lifestyle. NA meetings provide a safe, judgment-free zone where members can openly talk about their substance use issues with complete anonymity while being able to relate with and learn from other members with similar goals. Attending meetings regularly and being in touch with a supportive community is a vital aspect in reducing the chances of relapsing and continuing substance use. In addition, members can connect with sponsors, people who have experienced success at NA meetings and are willing to provide advice to new members on how to achieve long-term recovery. No payment is required to attend meetings, making them accessible to people of all income levels. NA meetings in Canandaigua are a self-supporting organization that is funded through voluntary donations. If you are looking for professional treatment options, call 800-934-1582(Sponsored) to get connected with a specialist today.

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