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Beaverton, Oregon NA Meetings

Find a Narcotics Anonymous meeting today in Beaverton, Oregon, 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 Beaverton

Time Name Address / Platform Region
2:00 PM Kindred Spirits Group 18865 Southwest Johnson Street Beaverton
4:30 PM Serene And Clean Group 18865 Southwest Johnson Street Beaverton
6:30 PM Spiritual Journeys Group 4755 Southwest Griffith Drive Beaverton
7:00 AM Early Riser Group 4200 NE Martin Luther King Boulevard Portland
7:00 AM Rise and Shine Group 8 Northwest 8th Avenue Portland
9:00 AM Learning to Live Group 4805 NE Glisan Street Portland
10:00 AM Women of the 90s Group 4200 NE Martin Luther King Boulevard Portland
10:00 AM Break Free Group 2722 19th Place Forest Grove
10:00 AM Sunday Breakfast Group 2722 19th Place Forest Grove
10:45 AM Breakfast Club Group Vancouver 5317 North East Saint Johns Road Vancouver
12:00 PM Nooner Group 4985 Willamette Falls Drive West Linn
12:00 PM Southeast Serenity Group 4704 Southeast 65th Avenue Portland
12:00 PM Multiculture Group 225 Northwest Couch Street Portland
1:00 PM Just For Today Group Portland 4200 NE Martin Luther King Boulevard Portland
2:00 PM Grupo Rompiendo Cadenas 650 Northwest Irving Street Portland
3:00 PM Spiritual Walkers Group 4200 NE Martin Luther King Boulevard Portland
3:00 PM Recovery In The House Group 909 Northwest 24th Avenue Portland
4:00 PM Even on the Weekends Group 3650 Northeast Mallory Avenue Portland
5:30 PM New Journey Group 4028 SE 34th Avenue Portland
5:30 PM Full Sircle Group 8 Northwest 8th Avenue Portland

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NA Meetings in Beaverton

Beaverton is home to an active mix of Narcotics Anonymous groups. You’ll find meetings on various nights of the week, so you can find something to work with your schedule.

The information above shows what’s happening this week, including the format of each group and whether it’s open or closed.

If you’re looking for a different hour or format, you can head into Portland for more options. You can also browse the full list of NA meetings across Oregon if you’re open to traveling farther from Beaveron for a meeting.

What an NA Meeting Is Like

Open meetings are for anyone, including family and friends or people who are curious about NA. Closed meetings are solely for individuals who want to stop using drugs.

Within these two types of meetings, you’ll also discover three main formats. A discussion meeting allows anyone to contribute, while a speaker meeting allows one person to tell their story. There are also step studies, which take you through the 12 Steps of NA in detail.

At any meeting, you can simply sit, listen and leave without saying a word. There’s no cost to attend and no sign up sheet or membership roster. This is a peer fellowship, not a treatment program, and you don’t have to prove anything to participate.

Getting to a Meeting Here

The MAX light rail connects much of Washington County to Beaverton, so you can get here without a car. This public transit option also makes Portland meetings accessible.

Online meetings are also available if scheduling or transportation is an issue.

You can read more about the Narcotics Anonymous fellowship or weigh it against other support groups as you decide on next steps.

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Calls to numbers on a specific treatment center listing will be routed to that treatment center. Calls to any general helpline could be forwarded to SAMHSA or a verified treatment provider.

If you wish to connect with non-sponsor centers, you can browse meetings, visit our homepage and browse by state, or visit SAMHSA.

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