At a glance
Getting there
Before you go
Top floor. This is a relatively new meeting, that has been started within the past 6 months.
About this meeting
A newer addition to the local NA calendar, this Coalisland group has been running for around six months and meets every Monday evening at 19:30 in The Mill on Lineside. As a speaker meeting, a member shares their experience of recovery, giving newcomers a chance to listen and see how the programme works in practice. Sessions last about an hour. The meeting is held in the top-floor room of the Cornmill, so bear the stairs in mind if you're planning to come along. This is a members' meeting, intended for people with a desire to stop using drugs. If you're new to Narcotics Anonymous and unsure where to start, a Monday night here is an easy first step in the Dungannon area.
Common questions
Who can attend this meeting?
This is a closed meeting, which in NA terms means it's for people who have a desire to stop using drugs. If that's you, you're welcome to come along on any Monday. Open meetings that also welcome family, friends and professionals are held elsewhere.
Does it cost anything or do I need to book?
No. Narcotics Anonymous meetings are free and there's no booking or registration. Just turn up before 19:30 on Monday. Members make small voluntary contributions to cover costs, but you never have to give anything.
Is the venue accessible?
The meeting is held in the top-floor room of the Coalisland Cornmill, reached by stairs, so keep that in mind. Step-free access hasn't been confirmed in our information, so if you have specific needs it's worth checking ahead.
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Nearby meetings
If this time does not work, these are the closest alternatives.
NA Group | The Mill, Coalisland | SPAD Meeting
Coalisland
Tyrone Sunday Group
Dungannon Third Legacy
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