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Narcotics Anonymous Meetings in Columbus & Central Ohio

Find current Narcotics Anonymous meetings in Columbus, Ohio and surrounding Central Ohio communities. This meeting schedule is maintained by the Central Ohio Area of Narcotics Anonymous.

Search meetings by day, time, location and meeting type. Trusted servants should email coascna@gmail.com with meeting updates.

Download a PDF of the Current Central Ohio NA Meeting Schedule here.

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NA Meetings in Columbus & Central Ohio

Use the meeting finder at the top of this page. You can search by day, time, location, and meeting type. If you’d rather have everything in one place, download the current PDF schedule here. If the finder isn’t loading on your device, use the alternate schedule link on this page instead.

Central Ohio has more than 60 in-person and online meetings every week. Most are in Columbus, and others are in nearby communities like Westerville, Grove City, Reynoldsburg, Bexley, Whitehall, Grandview Heights, Groveport, Delaware, and London. If you’re traveling or live outside our area, the Ohio Meetings and Beyond Locator in our menu can help you find a meeting wherever you are.

Yes. There’s a noon meeting every weekday. Several days have a morning meeting, including early Saturday. There’s also a 10 p.m. meeting every night of the week, which helps if you work second shift or just need a meeting late. Most meetings start in the evening, between about 6 and 8 p.m.

They’re format codes. O means open for anyone to attend, and C means closed for people who have a drug problem or think they might. Other common ones are D (discussion), SD (speaker/discussion), St (step study), LS (literature study), CL (candlelight), and RF (rotating format). VM and HY mark virtual and hybrid meetings. The full legend is at the end of the PDF schedule.

Any open meeting is a good place to start. Discussion and speaker meetings are often the easiest to ease into, because you can just listen. Try to arrive a few minutes early. Some groups hold fellowship time before the meeting starts. Many locations are church buildings with side, rear, or basement entrances, so check the directions note in each listing before you go.

Yes. A few local groups meet on Zoom, and some are hybrid, meaning you can join in person or online. You can join from a computer, the Zoom app, or by calling in from any phone for audio only. The virtual meetings listed above include meeting IDs and passwords. For meetings any time of day, including ASL-interpreted meetings, visit virtual-na.org.

Yes. The current schedule includes women’s meetings (some closed to women only), a men’s meeting, and LGBTQ+ meetings. There’s also an Aging in Recovery meeting. Special-interest meetings can change, so check the finder or the latest PDF to see what’s running this week.

Many are. Look for WC in the listing for wheelchair-accessible meetings. CW means children are welcome, and NC means no children. Accessibility can depend on each building’s entrance, so if you have specific needs, call the helpline at (614) 252-1700 before you go.

Many groups will sign attendance slips, but each NA group decides for itself. The easiest way to find out is to ask the meeting’s secretary or chairperson before or after the meeting. Some listings note that slips are signed, but not every group that signs mentions it in the schedule.

Groups sometimes change times, move for the season, or skip a week, and those notes show up in the listing. If something looks wrong, trusted servants can email coascna@gmail.com with updates. You can also call the Central Ohio NA Helpline at (614) 252-1700, or stop by the Area Office on East Broad Street during office hours to pick up a paper schedule.

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