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Darby, Pennsylvania NA Meetings

Find a Narcotics Anonymous meeting today in Darby, 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 Darby

Time Name Address / Platform Region
8:00 AM Blessings of the Journey Group 200 College Drive Blackwood
9:00 AM First Things First Group 543 Somerdale Road Blackwood
9:00 AM Just For Today Group Camden Online 422 Market Street Camden
9:30 AM Wake Up To Recovery Group 29 West Rittenhouse Street Philadelphia
10:00 AM Face Everything And Recover Group Philadelphia 1101 West Susquehanna Avenue Philadelphia
10:00 AM We Need Help Group 2509 West Lehigh Avenue Philadelphia
10:00 AM What Can I Do Group 315 South 59th Street Philadelphia
10:00 AM Wake Up To Recovery Group Norristown 519 East Moore Street Norristown
10:00 AM Fifth Tradition Group 501 Chester Pike Norwood
10:00 AM Getting Well Under The EL Group 1810 East Somerset Street Philadelphia
10:00 AM How it Works Group Philadelphia 2418 Kensington Ave Philadelphia
11:30 AM Grateful Heads Group 420 Crown Point Road West Deptford
12:00 PM Glenolden Day Group 2 South Chester Pike Glenolden
12:00 PM Afternoon Recovery Group 422 Market Street Camden
12:00 PM Two Heads Are Better Than One Group 401 Erial Road Blackwood
1:00 PM Heres Faith Group 1331 South 58th Street Philadelphia
1:00 PM Spirit of Living Group 4442 Frankford Avenue Philadelphia
1:00 PM Square One Group 1904 Walnut Street Philadelphia
2:00 PM Daily Surrender Group 6701 North Broad Street Philadelphia
5:00 PM Dream Is Alive Group 1400 North 26th Street Philadelphia

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Darby is a borough located in Delaware County in the state of Pennsylvania. Like many other cities, it has some residents struggling with drug addiction. This addiction causes many health issues including addiction-related illnesses, accidents, and even broken families. To overcome these drug-related issues, NA meetings in Darby have been organized as part of a comprehensive approach to helping individuals avoid relapse and achieve sobriety. During the last few decades, the NA community has grown so rapidly that it is now available in several countries and it provides support in different languages. NA meetings in Pennsylvania do not give hard and fast rules that must be followed by everyone. Rather, members of the community are encouraged to follow some principles that can speed up their recovery. The purpose of these meetings is to gather people who are willing to stop the use of drugs and become productive members of their communities. Narcotics Anonymous is a program that helped millions of people around the world recover from drug addiction. These meetings are organized in such a way that it is accessible to everyone, regardless of the stage of recovery. Do not hesitate to attend one of these meetings if you have been facing problems with drug addiction. Our specialists are available on call to attend to you.

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