Florida is home to an active Narcotics Anonymous community serving recovering addicts in 67 counties and 942 cities. Find meetings, resources, and support for recovery throughout the state.
Find NA Meetings in Florida
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Search Florida Meetings Search All MeetingsGetting Started with NA in Florida
Attending your first NA meeting in Florida, Florida can feel overwhelming, but you'll quickly discover that everyone there was once a newcomer too. Members of NA often go out of their way to welcome new people and make them feel at ease.
You don't need to call ahead, sign up, or pay anything to attend an NA meeting. Just show up. There are no forms to fill out and no commitment required. Many people try several different meetings before finding one that feels right.
If you're nervous about your first meeting, consider arriving a few minutes early. This gives you a chance to meet some members in a smaller setting before the meeting begins. You can also bring a friend or family member to an open meeting for moral support.
Florida NA Helpline
Call the Florida NA Helpline at (888) 467-6262 for meeting information, someone to talk to, or help getting to a meeting.
NA Meetings by County in Florida
Browse NA meeting locations by county:
- Alachua (9 cities)
- Baker (2 cities)
- Bay (13 cities)
- Bradford (4 cities)
- Brevard (31 cities)
- Broward (37 cities)
- Calhoun (2 cities)
- Charlotte (10 cities)
- Citrus (15 cities)
- Clay (10 cities)
- Collier (23 cities)
- Columbia (4 cities)
- DeSoto (2 cities)
- Dixie (2 cities)
- Duval (5 cities)
- Escambia (13 cities)
- Flagler (5 cities)
- Franklin (4 cities)
- Gadsden (5 cities)
- Gilchrist (3 cities)
- Glades (2 cities)
- Gulf (2 cities)
- Hamilton (3 cities)
- Hardee (9 cities)
- Hendry (7 cities)
- Hernando (21 cities)
- Highlands (3 cities)
- Hillsborough (33 cities)
- Holmes (5 cities)
- Indian River (16 cities)
- Jackson (11 cities)
- Jefferson (6 cities)
- Lafayette (2 cities)
- Lake (28 cities)
- Lee (39 cities)
- Leon (7 cities)
- Levy (15 cities)
- Liberty (4 cities)
- Madison (3 cities)
- Manatee (16 cities)
- Marion (17 cities)
- Martin (11 cities)
- Miami-Dade (70 cities)
- Monroe (13 cities)
- Nassau (5 cities)
- Okaloosa (14 cities)
- Okeechobee (3 cities)
- Orange (49 cities)
- Osceola (6 cities)
- Palm Beach (57 cities)
- Pasco (34 cities)
- Pinellas (37 cities)
- Polk (40 cities)
- Putnam (6 cities)
- Santa Rosa (33 cities)
- Sarasota (28 cities)
- Seminole (15 cities)
- St. Johns (13 cities)
- St. Lucie (10 cities)
- Sumter (7 cities)
- Suwannee (2 cities)
- Taylor (2 cities)
- Union (2 cities)
- Volusia (24 cities)
- Wakulla (4 cities)
- Walton (4 cities)
- Washington (5 cities)
Frequently Asked Questions About NA in Florida
Where can I find NA meetings in Florida?
Use the county links on this page to find NA meetings throughout Florida, or search by city or ZIP code. Online meetings are also available anywhere in the state.
Do I have to be religious to attend NA in Florida?
No. NA across Florida is a spiritual rather than religious program. Members define a Higher Power for themselves, and people of every faith and no faith recover together in the fellowship.
What does "clean" mean in NA meetings across Florida?
NA uses the word "clean" because the program addresses addiction to all drugs, not one substance. Throughout Florida, clean time marks continuous abstinence and is celebrated by the whole fellowship.
Does it cost anything to attend NA meetings in Florida?
Yes. NA meetings throughout Florida are free to attend. Meetings support themselves through small voluntary contributions, but newcomers are never expected to give, and NA takes no outside funding.
What is Narcotics Anonymous, and how does it help addicts in Florida?
NA is a fellowship where one addict helps another recover. Throughout Florida, free meetings in cities and towns of every size give newcomers a place to begin recovery from the disease of addiction.
Where can I get help with drug addiction in Florida?
You can begin by attending an NA meeting anywhere in Florida or joining one online. Regional helplines and the fellowship itself offer free, anonymous support whenever you are ready.