Find Narcotics Anonymous meetings throughout New York. With 966 communities and 62 counties, New York has a strong NA presence helping addicts recover across the state.
Find NA Meetings in New York
Search for NA meetings by city or ZIP code:
Search New York Meetings Search All MeetingsOvercoming Addiction in New York with NA
Narcotics Anonymous in New York, New York offers hope to addicts who may have tried other methods of getting clean without lasting success. NA's approach is different because it addresses addiction as a disease that affects every area of life, not just drug use.
The NA program recognizes that staying clean requires ongoing support and personal development. Meetings in New York provide both—a space to process life's challenges without using, and a program of action for continuous growth.
Many members in New York will tell you that NA gave them the tools to not just stop using, but to actually enjoy life clean. Recovery through NA isn't about white-knuckling through each day; it's about discovering a new way of living.
New York NA Helpline
Call the New York NA Helpline at (212) 929-6262 for meeting information, someone to talk to, or help getting to a meeting.
NA Meetings by County in New York
Browse NA meeting locations by county:
- Albany (14 cities)
- Allegany (6 cities)
- Bronx (1 cities)
- Broome (9 cities)
- Cattaraugus (12 cities)
- Cayuga (8 cities)
- Chautauqua (18 cities)
- Chemung (8 cities)
- Chenango (3 cities)
- Clinton (11 cities)
- Columbia (10 cities)
- Cortland (5 cities)
- Delaware (7 cities)
- Dutchess (35 cities)
- Erie (26 cities)
- Essex (6 cities)
- Franklin (5 cities)
- Fulton (3 cities)
- Genesee (2 cities)
- Greene (11 cities)
- Hamilton (1 cities)
- Herkimer (13 cities)
- Jefferson (30 cities)
- Kings (1 cities)
- Lewis (5 cities)
- Livingston (23 cities)
- Madison (7 cities)
- Monroe (13 cities)
- Montgomery (10 cities)
- Nassau (130 cities)
- New York (1 cities)
- Niagara (12 cities)
- Oneida (26 cities)
- Onondaga (21 cities)
- Ontario (8 cities)
- Orange (34 cities)
- Orleans (4 cities)
- Oswego (10 cities)
- Otsego (19 cities)
- Putnam (9 cities)
- Queens (2 cities)
- Rensselaer (11 cities)
- Richmond (1 cities)
- Rockland (33 cities)
- Saratoga (10 cities)
- Schenectady (6 cities)
- Schoharie (4 cities)
- Schuyler (4 cities)
- Seneca (1 cities)
- St. Lawrence (11 cities)
- Steuben (10 cities)
- Suffolk (144 cities)
- Sullivan (29 cities)
- Tioga (4 cities)
- Tompkins (17 cities)
- Ulster (29 cities)
- Warren (7 cities)
- Washington (2 cities)
- Wayne (8 cities)
- Westchester (48 cities)
- Wyoming (4 cities)
- Yates (4 cities)
Frequently Asked Questions About NA in New York
Where can I find NA meetings in New York?
You can find Narcotics Anonymous meetings across New York 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 New York?
Everyone seeking recovery is welcome across New York. The only requirement is a desire to stop using, and you can attend your first meeting exactly as you are.
Is NA a religious program in New York?
NA in New York 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.
How can I reach out for recovery support in New York?
NA meetings across New York 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.
Are virtual NA meetings available in New York?
Online meetings are available everywhere in New York. They connect recovering addicts statewide at any hour and are especially valuable in rural areas where in-person meetings may be farther apart.
What does Narcotics Anonymous offer people across New York?
Narcotics Anonymous is a nonprofit fellowship of recovering addicts who help one another stay clean from all drugs. Across New York, members meet in communities statewide to share experience and welcome newcomers, with no dues and no outside ties.