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Carnegie, Pennsylvania NA Meetings

Find a Narcotics Anonymous meeting today in Carnegie, Pennsylvania, 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 Carnegie

Time Name Address / Platform Region
9:00 AM Carnegie Group 40 East Main Street 40 East Main Street Carnegie
10:00 AM Recovery On The Hill Group Pittsburgh 2621 Centre Avenue Pittsburgh
10:00 AM No Addict Turned Away Group 616 North Highland Avenue Pittsburgh
10:00 AM Morning Glory Group 1625 West Carson Street Pittsburgh
12:00 PM Thursday Noon Group 319 West Sycamore Street Pittsburgh
12:00 PM Start To Live At Noon Group 7140 Bennett Street Pittsburgh
12:00 PM Chapter 7 Relapse and Recovery Group 5225 Holmes Street Pittsburgh
12:00 PM Common Bond Group Pittsburgh 616 North Highland Avenue Pittsburgh
12:00 PM New Came to Believe Group 1510 Versailles Avenue McKeesport
5:00 PM Alive At Five Group Pittsburgh 6117 Broad Street Pittsburgh
5:30 PM Pressley Group 601 Pressley Street Pittsburgh
5:30 PM Beginnes Group 827 Broadway Avenue Mc Kees Rocks
6:30 PM Rain Or Shine Group 815 Freeport Road Pittsburgh
6:30 PM At The End Of The Road Group 11524 Frankstown Road Pittsburgh
7:00 PM We Made A Decision Group 319 West Sycamore Street Pittsburgh
7:00 PM First Stop Group 2319 Murray Avenue Pittsburgh
7:00 PM Choosing Life Group Bridgeville 212 Station Street Bridgeville
7:00 PM Looking For Change Group 566 Brushton Avenue Pittsburgh
7:00 PM Meeting In The Park Group Bailey Street Pittsburgh
7:00 PM Turning Point Group Pittsburgh 812 Swissvale Avenue Pittsburgh

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Carnegie is a borough located in Allegheny County in the state of Pennsylvania. Unfortunately, like many other cities in the state and across the county, it has a high percentage of residents dealing with some kind of addiction to narcotics. The goal of NA meetings in Pennsylvania, based on group therapies, is to help people work towards recovery from drug addiction. These meetings enable people to gather and share their experiences dealing with narcotics addiction and related issues. Relapses are not unusual during the narcotics recovery process, however, members of the NA community share their successes, methods, and challenges to keep everyone motivated as they work towards the goal of living a drug-free life. The goal is to create an environment in which struggling with a substance use disorder would seem easier, by helping each other to live a productive and healthy life again. Taking medical treatment for substance use does not affect joining the NA community because there are no medical interventions offered by the community. To find NA meetings in Carnegie or other cities in Pennsylvania, search for the one in our directory of NA meetings. If you know anyone who needs help in dealing with narcotics addiction, please do not hesitate to contact our specialists.

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