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Eastern New York Region of Narcotics Anonymous

Recovery Is Possible.
You Are Not Alone.

Narcotics Anonymous is a nonprofit fellowship of men and women for whom drugs had become a major problem. We are recovering addicts who meet regularly to help each other stay clean.

How We Can Help

We cannot change the nature of the addict or addiction. We can help to change the old lie “Once an addict, always an addict,” by striving to make recovery more available.

Find a Meeting

Hundreds of meetings across NYC and Long Island, every day of the week — in-person and online.

Need to Talk?

Call a helpline anytime. A recovering addict is ready to listen.

NA Basic Text

The NA Basic Text

Many books have been written about the nature of addiction. The Basic Text of Narcotics Anonymous primarily concerns itself with the nature of recovery. If you are an addict and have found this book, please give yourself a break and read it!

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The Eastern New York Region

Established in 1997 and seated at the World Service Conference in 1998, the ENYR serves six Areas across New York City, Nassau, and Suffolk counties — unifying groups to carry the NA message of freedom from active addiction.

230+
Meetings / Week
7
Areas Served
1997
Established

The purpose of this website is to supply addicts with current meeting lists and information about recovery in Narcotics Anonymous.

If you think you may have a problem, we encourage you to attend one of our meetings.

At your first meeting, you will meet people with various lengths of clean time. You may wonder how they could remain clean for that period of time. If you keep coming to NA meetings and stay clean, you will come to understand how it works. There is a mutual respect and caring among clean addicts because we've all had to overcome the misery of addiction.

We love and support each other in our recovery. The program of NA is comprised of spiritual principles that we have found help us to remain clean. Nothing will be demanded of you, but you will receive many suggestions. This fellowship provides the opportunity for us to give you what we have found: a clean way of living.

The purpose of the Eastern New York Region is to support our groups and areas carry the NA message of freedom from active addiction.

The Eastern New York Region serves three basic functions:

  1. The primary function is to contribute to the growth of, and enhance the quality of, Narcotics Anonymous as a whole by helping to support the GROUPS in our region.
  2. The secondary function is to unify the AREAS within the region, and to provide help and support to individual areas as requested.
  3. The third function is to carry the message of recovery through our various subcommittees.

We're here to help.

By Phone:

Queens, Brooklyn, Bronx & Staten Island — (718) 962-6244

Manhattan and the Greater NY Region — (212) 929-6262

Nassau — (516) 827-9500

Suffolk — (631) 689-6262

By Email:

Service Committee Members List

By Mail:
Eastern New York Region of NA
PO Box 157
Amityville, NY 11701

The ENYR is one of five Regions in New York State: the Eastern New York Region, the Northern New York Region, the Western New York Region, the ABCD Region, and the Greater New York Region.

The Eastern New York Region consists of six Areas: the Nassau Area, the Suffolk Area, the Queens Area, the Western Queens Area, the Metro Area de Habla Hispana (Spanish Speaking Groups), and the Simply Spiritual Area.

The Metro Area de Habla Hispana is unusual in that it is not a geographically defined Area; rather it is comprised of all the Spanish speaking meetings in New York City and Nassau County, New Jersey, and Connecticut.

The ENYR has over 230 meetings per week.

The ENY RSC Policy can be accessed here.

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