Georgia is home to an active Narcotics Anonymous community serving recovering addicts in 156 counties and 669 cities. Find meetings, resources, and support for recovery throughout the state.
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Search Georgia Meetings Search All MeetingsWhat Happens at an NA Meeting in Georgia?
NA meetings in Georgia, Georgia typically last about an hour. Most meetings open with a reading from NA literature, such as "Who Is an Addict?" or "Why Are We Here?" This is followed by sharing from members about their experience with addiction and recovery.
There is no pressure to speak at your first meeting. Many newcomers choose to simply listen and absorb the atmosphere. You'll hear from people who were once in the same situation as you and who found a way out through the NA program.
Meetings in Georgia may be "open" (anyone can attend to learn about NA) or "closed" (reserved for those who identify as addicts). Both types are welcoming to newcomers who want to stop using drugs.
Georgia NA Helpline
Call the Georgia NA Helpline at (888) 467-6262 for meeting information, someone to talk to, or help getting to a meeting.
NA Meetings by County in Georgia
Browse NA meeting locations by county:
- Appling (3 cities)
- Atkinson (3 cities)
- Bacon (2 cities)
- Baker (1 cities)
- Baldwin (2 cities)
- Banks (2 cities)
- Barrow (6 cities)
- Bartow (7 cities)
- Ben Hill (1 cities)
- Berrien (4 cities)
- Bibb (1 cities)
- Bleckley (1 cities)
- Brantley (5 cities)
- Brooks (4 cities)
- Bryan (3 cities)
- Bulloch (4 cities)
- Burke (7 cities)
- Butts (3 cities)
- Calhoun (4 cities)
- Camden (5 cities)
- Candler (2 cities)
- Carroll (8 cities)
- Catoosa (4 cities)
- Charlton (2 cities)
- Chatham (17 cities)
- Chattahoochee (1 cities)
- Chattooga (4 cities)
- Cherokee (6 cities)
- Clarke (2 cities)
- Clay (2 cities)
- Clayton (9 cities)
- Clinch (5 cities)
- Cobb (10 cities)
- Coffee (4 cities)
- Colquitt (6 cities)
- Columbia (5 cities)
- Cook (4 cities)
- Coweta (8 cities)
- Crawford (3 cities)
- Crisp (3 cities)
- Dade (4 cities)
- Dawson (1 cities)
- DeKalb (21 cities)
- Decatur (5 cities)
- Dodge (5 cities)
- Dooly (6 cities)
- Dougherty (2 cities)
- Douglas (3 cities)
- Early (4 cities)
- Effingham (3 cities)
- Elbert (3 cities)
- Emanuel (9 cities)
- Evans (4 cities)
- Fannin (5 cities)
- Fayette (5 cities)
- Floyd (5 cities)
- Forsyth (1 cities)
- Franklin (6 cities)
- Fulton (14 cities)
- Gilmer (3 cities)
- Glascock (3 cities)
- Glynn (7 cities)
- Gordon (5 cities)
- Grady (3 cities)
- Greene (5 cities)
- Gwinnett (14 cities)
- Habersham (7 cities)
- Hall (6 cities)
- Hancock (1 cities)
- Haralson (4 cities)
- Harris (8 cities)
- Hart (4 cities)
- Heard (4 cities)
- Henry (5 cities)
- Houston (4 cities)
- Irwin (1 cities)
- Jackson (9 cities)
- Jasper (2 cities)
- Jeff Davis (3 cities)
- Jefferson (7 cities)
- Jenkins (2 cities)
- Johnson (3 cities)
- Jones (1 cities)
- Lamar (3 cities)
- Lanier (2 cities)
- Laurens (7 cities)
- Lee (2 cities)
- Liberty (8 cities)
- Lincoln (1 cities)
- Long (1 cities)
- Lowndes (9 cities)
- Lumpkin (1 cities)
- Macon (4 cities)
- Madison (6 cities)
- Marion (2 cities)
- McDuffie (2 cities)
- McIntosh (3 cities)
- Meriwether (7 cities)
- Miller (2 cities)
- Mitchell (4 cities)
- Monroe (5 cities)
- Montgomery (6 cities)
- Morgan (4 cities)
- Murray (2 cities)
- Muscogee (1 cities)
- Newton (5 cities)
- Oconee (4 cities)
- Oglethorpe (4 cities)
- Paulding (3 cities)
- Peach (2 cities)
- Pickens (2 cities)
- Pierce (5 cities)
- Pike (6 cities)
- Polk (3 cities)
- Pulaski (1 cities)
- Putnam (2 cities)
- Rabun (5 cities)
- Randolph (3 cities)
- Richmond (3 cities)
- Rockdale (3 cities)
- Schley (1 cities)
- Screven (5 cities)
- Seminole (2 cities)
- Spalding (4 cities)
- Stephens (3 cities)
- Stewart (2 cities)
- Sumter (5 cities)
- Talbot (5 cities)
- Taliaferro (2 cities)
- Tattnall (6 cities)
- Taylor (3 cities)
- Telfair (5 cities)
- Terrell (4 cities)
- Thomas (6 cities)
- Tift (5 cities)
- Toombs (4 cities)
- Towns (3 cities)
- Treutlen (1 cities)
- Troup (3 cities)
- Turner (3 cities)
- Twiggs (2 cities)
- Union (1 cities)
- Upson (7 cities)
- Walker (7 cities)
- Walton (7 cities)
- Ware (7 cities)
- Warren (3 cities)
- Washington (8 cities)
- Wayne (4 cities)
- Wheeler (2 cities)
- White (4 cities)
- Whitfield (4 cities)
- Wilcox (5 cities)
- Wilkes (3 cities)
- Wilkinson (6 cities)
- Worth (4 cities)
Frequently Asked Questions About NA in Georgia
Where can I find NA meetings in Georgia?
You can find Narcotics Anonymous meetings across Georgia using our meeting finder. Browse by county on this page or search by city or ZIP code, and virtual meetings are available statewide too.
Who can attend NA meetings in Georgia?
Everyone seeking recovery is welcome across Georgia. The only requirement is a desire to stop using, and you can attend your first meeting exactly as you are.
How can I reach out for recovery support in Georgia?
NA meetings across Georgia are a free, confidential place to start. Many areas also have a regional NA helpline, and virtual meetings are always available if you need support right away.
Is NA a religious program in Georgia?
NA in Georgia is spiritual, not religious. The Twelve Steps mention a Higher Power, but each member interprets that idea their own way, and many atheists and agnostics find lasting recovery.
Are NA meetings in Georgia free?
There is no cost to attend NA meetings anywhere in Georgia. A basket may be passed for voluntary donations, but there are no dues or fees and newcomers are asked not to contribute.
What does Narcotics Anonymous offer people across Georgia?
Narcotics Anonymous is a nonprofit fellowship of recovering addicts who help one another stay clean from all drugs. Across Georgia, members meet in communities statewide to share experience and welcome newcomers, with no dues and no outside ties.