Narcotics Anonymous meetings in Newcastle upon Tyne

There are 10 Narcotics Anonymous meetings in and around Newcastle upon Tyne. Narcotics Anonymous is a fellowship for anyone with a desire to stop using drugs. Meetings are free to attend, with no booking or referral needed.

Checked against each fellowship’s own feed 36 meetings verified or confirmed by visitors £ Free — no booking or referral

Monday

3 meetings
NA

NA Monday Afternoon Meeting

— 1hr 30mins
Recovery College Collective, No 1 Carliol Square,Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE1 6UF
Open meeting Wheelchair access
NA

Just For Today

— 1hr 30mins
Westgate Baptist Church, 366 Westgate Road,Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE4 6NX
Closed meeting Wheelchair access
NA

Happy Mondays

— 1hr 30mins
Saint Ann’S Church, Breamish Street,Byker,Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE1 2DZ
Closed meeting

Tuesday

1 meeting

Wednesday

1 meeting
NA

Steps & Topics Meeting

— 1hr 30mins
Fenham Library, Fenham Hall Drive,Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE4 9XD
Open meeting Wheelchair access

Thursday

1 meeting
NA

Longbenton Meeting

— 1hr 30mins
The Oxford Centre, West Farm Avenue,Longbenton, NE12 8LT
Closed meeting Wheelchair access

Friday

1 meeting
NA

Keep Coming Back

— 1hr 30mins
St Silas Church, Clifford Street,Byker,Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE6 1DR
Closed meeting

Saturday

1 meeting
NA

Middle Of The Boat

— 1hr 30mins
Fenham Library, Fenham Hall Drive,Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE4 9XD
Closed meeting Wheelchair access

Sunday

2 meetings
NA

Serenity Sunday

— 1hr 30mins
Church Of The Holy Nativity, Hillhead Parkway,Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE5 1DR
Open meeting Wheelchair access
NA

Shiremoor Meeting

— 1hr 30mins
Bertram Grange Community Centre, Earsdon View,Shiremoor,Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE27 0HS
Closed meeting Wheelchair access
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