Find Narcotics Anonymous meetings throughout Illinois. With 1454 communities and 102 counties, Illinois has a strong NA presence helping addicts recover across the state.
Find NA Meetings in Illinois
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Search Illinois Meetings Search All MeetingsWhat to Bring to Your First NA Meeting in Illinois
You don't need to bring anything to an NA meeting in Illinois, Illinois except yourself and a willingness to listen. There's no fee, no paperwork, and no sign-in sheet. If you'd like, you can bring a notebook to jot down phone numbers or things that resonate with you.
Many newcomers in Illinois find it helpful to arrive with an open mind. You may hear ideas that are new or unfamiliar, and that's okay. Take what helps and leave the rest, as members often say.
If you're feeling anxious, consider bringing a trusted friend to an open meeting. Above all, remember that everyone in the room once attended a first meeting too, and they remember how it felt to walk in for the first time.
Illinois NA Helpline
Call the Illinois NA Helpline at (708) 848-4884 for meeting information, someone to talk to, or help getting to a meeting.
NA Meetings by County in Illinois
Browse NA meeting locations by county:
- Adams (24 cities)
- Alexander (7 cities)
- Bond (8 cities)
- Boone (8 cities)
- Brown (4 cities)
- Bureau (22 cities)
- Calhoun (5 cities)
- Carroll (8 cities)
- Cass (5 cities)
- Champaign (27 cities)
- Christian (14 cities)
- Clark (5 cities)
- Clay (6 cities)
- Clinton (13 cities)
- Coles (8 cities)
- Cook (119 cities)
- Crawford (8 cities)
- Cumberland (4 cities)
- De Witt (8 cities)
- DeKalb (13 cities)
- Douglas (8 cities)
- DuPage (31 cities)
- Edgar (8 cities)
- Edwards (4 cities)
- Effingham (10 cities)
- Fayette (8 cities)
- Ford (9 cities)
- Franklin (16 cities)
- Fulton (20 cities)
- Gallatin (7 cities)
- Greene (8 cities)
- Grundy (11 cities)
- Hamilton (5 cities)
- Hancock (16 cities)
- Hardin (3 cities)
- Henderson (8 cities)
- Henry (18 cities)
- Iroquois (21 cities)
- Jackson (12 cities)
- Jasper (8 cities)
- Jefferson (10 cities)
- Jersey (6 cities)
- Jo Daviess (12 cities)
- Johnson (7 cities)
- Kane (24 cities)
- Kankakee (19 cities)
- Kendall (8 cities)
- Knox (16 cities)
- LaSalle (30 cities)
- Lake (55 cities)
- Lawrence (5 cities)
- Lee (14 cities)
- Livingston (14 cities)
- Logan (13 cities)
- Macon (14 cities)
- Macoupin (27 cities)
- Madison (32 cities)
- Marion (13 cities)
- Marshall (8 cities)
- Mason (10 cities)
- Massac (3 cities)
- McDonough (11 cities)
- McHenry (40 cities)
- McLean (23 cities)
- Menard (6 cities)
- Mercer (15 cities)
- Monroe (6 cities)
- Montgomery (20 cities)
- Morgan (12 cities)
- Moultrie (7 cities)
- Ogle (18 cities)
- Peoria (20 cities)
- Perry (6 cities)
- Piatt (10 cities)
- Pike (18 cities)
- Pope (2 cities)
- Pulaski (7 cities)
- Putnam (6 cities)
- Randolph (14 cities)
- Richland (6 cities)
- Rock Island (24 cities)
- Saline (7 cities)
- Sangamon (25 cities)
- Schuyler (4 cities)
- Scott (10 cities)
- Shelby (12 cities)
- St. Clair (30 cities)
- Stark (4 cities)
- Stephenson (12 cities)
- Tazewell (17 cities)
- Union (6 cities)
- Vermilion (23 cities)
- Wabash (4 cities)
- Warren (6 cities)
- Washington (13 cities)
- Wayne (9 cities)
- White (10 cities)
- Whiteside (13 cities)
- Will (46 cities)
- Williamson (16 cities)
- Winnebago (13 cities)
- Woodford (16 cities)
Frequently Asked Questions About NA in Illinois
Where can I find NA meetings in Illinois?
Use the county links on this page to find NA meetings throughout Illinois, or search by city or ZIP code. Online meetings are also available anywhere in the state.
How do I find an NA meeting near me in Illinois?
Use the county links on this page to narrow down meetings in Illinois, then choose a community near you. Virtual meetings are also available statewide if local options are limited.
Where can I get help with drug addiction in Illinois?
You can begin by attending an NA meeting anywhere in Illinois or joining one online. Regional helplines and the fellowship itself offer free, anonymous support whenever you are ready.
Do I have to be religious to attend NA in Illinois?
No. NA across Illinois 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 is Narcotics Anonymous, and how does it help addicts in Illinois?
NA is a fellowship where one addict helps another recover. Throughout Illinois, free meetings in cities and towns of every size give newcomers a place to begin recovery from the disease of addiction.
Does it cost anything to attend NA meetings in Illinois?
Yes. NA meetings throughout Illinois are free to attend. Meetings support themselves through small voluntary contributions, but newcomers are never expected to give, and NA takes no outside funding.