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Huntington, New York NA Meetings

Find a Narcotics Anonymous meeting today in Huntington, New York, 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 Huntington

Time Name Address / Platform Region
7:00 PM Gates of Delivery Group 423 Park Avenue Huntington
12:00 PM Serenity At Noon Group 141 Franklin Street Stamford
1:00 PM Hope in Hicksville Group 95 Stewart Avenue Hicksville
7:00 PM There Is Hope Group Norwalk 55 Chestnut Street Norwalk
7:00 PM Recovery on Main Street Group 16 Main Street Hempstead
7:00 PM A Simple Solution Group 245 Selleck Street Stamford
7:30 PM Women Living the Message Group 486 Town Line Road Commack
7:30 PM We Do Recover Group Amityville 3504 Great Neck Road Amityville
8:00 PM Growing Together Group Online 505 Willis Avenue Williston Park
8:00 PM Roslyn Mens Group Online 1579 Northern Boulevard Roslyn
8:00 PM New Connection Group 95 Stewart Avenue Hicksville
8:00 PM Strictly The Steps Group Online 210 South Wellwood Avenue Lindenhurst
9:00 PM Gift Of Life Group 107 East Main Street Bay Shore

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NA Meetings in Huntington, New York

Huntington is home to a small steady core of NA meetings that take place throughout the week. You’ll find enough meetings here to give you options without feeling overwhelmed.

Groups here cover a few formats, so check the listings each week to see what’s being offered. And if the local schedule doesn’t fit your needs for a given night, you can look to Queens or Manhattan for other options. Residents of Suffolk County often make the short trip to these boroughs where they can find a larger selection of meetings.

You can also check out the statewide offerings, including every other Long Island and city listing, on the New York meetings page.

What an NA Meeting Is Like

You don’t have to introduce yourself, share anything or make any commitments. You can simply show up, take a seat and listen.

All meetings are free. Open meetings welcome anyone, including those who are curious or just want to be there to support someone else. Closed meetings are for individuals who want to stop using drugs.

Meeting formats include step study, discussion, and speaker. Each has a different feel and slightly different purpose for the hour-long meeting. But all are made up of poeple who have been where a new person is right now.

Getting to a Meeting in Huntington

Located on the North Shore of Long Island, Huntington is a car-based city. Meetings here aren’t concentrated to one area, so you probably won’t find them walkable or reachable by bus routes.

But online meetings are also an option, and nearby boroughs can provide options if you can’t find a meeting in Huntington on a certain night.

For a more detailed explanation of the fellowship, you can review the info at Narcotics Anonymous. And if you’re weighing NA against another kind of peer support, you can read about the alternatives at Support Groups for Narcotics Addiction.

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