narcotics anonymous

56 Pages·2016·0.49 MB·English

by  Chris Marshall

The Greater NY Region
& The Eastern NY Region of
NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS
REGIONAL MEETING LIST

GNYR Web Site ENYR Web Site GNYR Mobile Site
newyorkna.org nanewyork.org mobile.newyorkna.org

Fall 2016

Printed by The Greater NY Regional
Service Office

To the Newcomer
This meeting list is dedicated to you and is produced to help you find meetings
throughout the Greater New York Region & Eastern New York Region. The
information in this book was as accurate as possible at the time of printing.
Sometimes groups have to move or change their time. If you go to a listed
meeting and it is not there, go to another meeting.
If you can, please call our office at: [phone], so that we can correct our
meeting list for future printings.

At Narcotics Anonymous, YOU are the most important person.

We Do Recover
“When at the end of the road we find that we can no longer function as a human
being, either with or without drugs, we all face the same dilemma. What is there
to do? There seems to be this alternative: Either to go on as best we can to the
bitter ends - Jails, Institution, or Death - or find a new way to live. In years gone
by, very few addicts had this last choice. Those who are addicted today are more
fortunate. For the first time in man's entire history, a simple way has been
proving itself in the lives of many addicts. It is a simple spiritual, (not religious)
program known as NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS.”
The Twelve Steps

1. We admitted that we were powerless over our
addiction, that our lives had become unmanageable.
2. We came to believe that a Power greater than
ourselves could restore us to sanity.
3. We made a decision to turn our will and our lives
over to the care of God as we understood Him.
4. We made a searching and fearless moral inventory of
ourselves.
5. We admitted to God, to ourselves, and to another
human being the exact nature of our wrongs.
6. We were entirely ready to have God remove all these
defects of character.
7. We humbly asked Him to remove our shortcomings.
8. We made a list of all persons we had harmed and
became willing to make amends to them all.
9. We made direct amends to such people wherever
possible, except when to do so would injure them or
others.
10. We continued to take personal inventory and when
we were wrong promptly admitted it.
11. We sought through prayer and meditation to improve
our conscious contact with God as we understood
Him, praying only for knowledge of His will for us
and the power to carry that out.
12. Having had a spiritual awakening as a result of these
steps, we tried to carry this message to addicts, and
to practice these principles in all our affairs.
IMPORTANT

We rely on the help of the fellowship for the accuracy of this list. If you do not
see your home group listed or your home group is listed incorrectly please bring
it to the attention of the Group Service Representative or another trusted
servant of that group, and ask that they submit a meeting list update form.

Counties & Boroughs Included in this List:
All 5 Boroughs of New York City
Columbia County
Dutchess County
Greene County
Nassau County
Orange County
Putnam County
Rockland County
Suffolk County
Sullivan County
Ulster County
Westchester County

Narcotics Anonymous is not affiliated in any way with any of the facilities in
which our meetings are held. We list the names of the facilities only to make it
easier to find our meetings.
All Greater New York Regional Service subcommittees and working
groups meet at the Greater New York Regional Service Office, located
in the lower level of 154 Christopher Street (between Washington
Street and Greenwich Street) in Manhattan’s West Village. It is
wheelchair accessible.

GNYRSO STORE
154 Christopher Street Suite 1A
New York, NY 10014
212 929-7117
www.gnyrso.org

HOURS:

Thursday 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Saturday Noon – 4:00 PM
Regional Saturdays 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
(2nd Saturday of every odd month)
GNY Regional Service Committee Meetings

GNY Regional Service Committee Second Saturday of Each Odd-
Meeting Numbered Month, (10 AM)
GNY Regional Service Office Board of Last Monday of Every Month (6:00 PM)
Directors Meeting
Helpline First Monday of Every Month (7 PM)
Hospitals and Institutions Second Wednesday of Every Month (7
PM)
Outreach & Speaker Exchange Second Saturday of Every Odd Month
(4 PM)
Public Information Third Tuesday of Every Month (7 PM)

ENY Regional Service Committee Meetings

ENY Regional Service Committee Third Saturday of every month, at 12
noon
Episcopal Church of the Resurrection
85-09 118th Street
Between 85th Ave and Hillside Ave
In Church Basement
Kew Gardens, NY 11415
Literature Distribution Third Saturday of every month, at 9
AM
Episcopal Church of the Resurrection
85-09 118th Street
Between 85th Ave and Hillside Ave
In Church Basement
Kew Gardens, NY 11415
Helpline Committee Last Monday of Every Month, at
6:30PM
116 Elton Road, Stewart Manor, NY

To Contact the Eastern New York Region
Email: [email protected]
Web Site Addresses

Web Site Addresses in the State of New
York:
Greater New York Region newyorkna.org
Eastern New York Region nanewyork.org
Western New York Region nawny.org
ABCD Region abcdrna.org

Brooklyn Area bklynna.org
Bronx Area bronxareana.com
Eastern Long Island easternlina.org
Lower Hudson Valley Area lhvana.org
New York City Area nycna.org
Open Arms Area openarmsarea.com
Rockland Area rocklandna.org
Staten Island Area na-si.org
Suffolk Area sasna.org

Metro Area de Habla Hispana mahh.org
Nassau Area nassauna.org
Western Queens Area westernqueensna.org

Champlain Valley Area cvana.org
Heart of New York Area honyana.org
Triple Cities Area tcana.net

Web Site Addresses in Nearby States:

New Jersey Statewide nanj.org
Connecticut Region ctna.org

Web Site for NA World Service:

NA World Services na.org
Telephone Helplines

Helpline Numbers in the State of New York:

Greater New York Region [phone]
Beacon [phone]
Kingston [phone]
Orange County [phone]
Nassau [phone]
Queens [phone]
Eastern Suffolk County [phone]
Suffolk [phone]
Albany [phone]
Binghamton [phone]
Buffalo [phone]
Finger Lakes [phone]
Jamestown [phone]
Ithaca [phone]
Rochester [phone]
Syracuse [phone]
Metro Area de Habla Hispana [phone]

Helplines in Nearby States & Other Numbers:

New Jersey State-Wide Meeting Info: (732) 933-
Helpline 0462
Emergency: (800) 992-
0401 (Local 800 Only)
Connecticut State-Wide [phone]
Helpline
NA World Services Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
GNY ASC Meeting Times & Places

Brooklyn Area 12 Noon, third Saturday of every month
at St. Vincent Ferrer, Corner of Glenwood
Road & East 37th Street, Flatbush 11210
Bronx Area 12 Noon, first Saturday of every month,
at Holy Cross School (basement
cafeteria), Leland Avenue and Randall
Avenue, Bronx 10473
Eastern Long Island Area 4 PM, First Sunday of every Month at the
Methodist Church, on East Main Street, in
Riverhead, NY 11901
Kings Bay Area 7:00PM, second Monday of every month
at Our Lady of Perpetual Help 60th St,
B’twn 5th & 6th Aves Brooklyn NY 11220
Lower Hudson Valley Area 7PM, second Monday of every month at
Knights of Columbus, 10 Fair Street,
Carmel, NY 10512

Manhattan Area 10:00 AM,first Saturday of every month
Holy Trinity Church at 20 Cumming
Street, NY, NY 10034 Between Broadway
& Seaman Ave.
New York City Area 2PM, third Sunday of every month at 154
Christopher Street, Suite 1A West Village
New York, NY
Open Arms Area 7:30PM, first Thursday of every month at
Grace Baptist Church (rear entrance,)
2839 Route 94, Washingtonville, NY
10992
Rockland Area 6PM, first Tuesday of every month at
Tappan Reformed Church, 35 Kings
Highway, Tappan, NY, 10983
South Jamaica Area 11:00 AM, third Saturday of every month
at Red Brick Red Door, 109-55 Guy R
Brewer Blvd, Jamaica, Queens 11433
Staten Island Area 7PM, second Tuesday of every month at
Holy Rosary Church, 207 Sand Lane,
Staten Island, NY 10305
Suffolk Area 8PM, first Wednesday of every month at
Brentwood Presbyterian Church, Corner
of 3rd Avenue and 4th Street, Brentwood,
NY 11717
Westchester Area 1PM, third Sunday of every month at
Democratic Headquarters, 1 Park
Avenue, 2nd Floor, Mount Vernon, NY
10550
ENY ASC Meeting Times & Places

Nassau Area 2PM, first Sunday of every month at the
Community Presbyterian Church, 2101
William Place, Merrick, NY
Simply Spiritual Area 7:30PM, third Wednesday of every month
at St. Martin of Tours Church, 35 Union
Ave, Amityville, NY
Queens Area 7:00PM, third Wednesday of every month
at the Pilgrim Congregational Church,
102-35 89th Ave., Richmond Hill, NY
Western Queens Area 7:30PM, last Wednesday of every month
at the Good Shepherd Methodist Church,
30-44 Crescent St., Astoria, NY
Metro Area de Habla 1PM on the last Sunday of every month,
Hispana Area 2427 Morris Ave., Bronx, NY (Between
184 and Fordham Rd.)
Meeting Format Codes
QA (Question and Answer) Attendees may ask questions and expect answers from Group members.
ME (Meditation) This meeting encourages its participants to engage in quiet meditation.
AB (Ask-It-Basket) A topic is chosen from suggestions placed into a basket.
CW (Children Welcome) Children are welcome at this meeting.
FD (Five and Dime) Discussion of the Fifth Step and the Tenth Step
CP (Concepts) This meeting is focused on discussion of the twelve concepts of NA.
ID (ID Required to Enter) This meeting is held in a facility that requires visitors to provide ID to enter.
LC (Living Clean) This is a discussion of the NA book Living Clean -The Journey Continues.
O (Open) This meeting is open to addicts and non-addicts alike. All are welcome.
(Abierta) Esta reunión está abierta a los adictos y a los no adictos por igual. Todos son bienvenidos.
C (Closed) This meeting is closed to non-addicts. You should attend only if you believe that you may
have a problem with substance abuse.
(Cerrado) Esta reunión está cerrada a los no adictos. Usted debe asistir solamente si cree que puede
tener un problema con abuso de drogas.
ES (Espanol) This meeting is conducted in Spanish.
(Español)
B (Beginners) This meeting is focused on the needs of new members of NA.
(Para el recién llegado) Esta reunión se centra en las necesidades de los nuevos miembros de NA.
M (Men) This meeting is focused on topics encountered by men in NA.
(Hombres) A esta reunión se supone que aistan hombres solamente.
W (Women) This meeting is focused on topics encountered by women in NA.
(Mujeres) A esta reunión se supone que asistan mujeres solamente.
GL (Gay/Lesbian/Transgender) This meeting is focused on the needs of gay, lesbian and transgender
members of NA.
(Gay/Lesbiana) Esta reunión se centra en las necesidades de miembros gay y lesbianas de NA.
YP (Young People) This meeting is focused on the needs of younger members of NA.
(Jovenes) Esta reunión se centra en las necesidades de los miembros más jóvenes de NA.
BK (Book Study) Approved N.A. Books
IP (Informational Pamphlet) This meeting is focused on discussion of one or more Informational
Pamphlets.
(Folleto Informativo) Esta reunión se centra en la discusión de unos o más folletos informativos.
Pi (Pitch) This meeting has a format that consists of each person who shares picking the next person.
(Echada) Esta reunión tiene un formato que consiste en que cada persona que comparta escoja a la
persona siguiente.
RF (Rotating Format) This meeting has a format that changes for each meeting.
(Formato que Rota) Esta reunión tiene un formato que cambia para cada reunión.
Rr (Round Robin) This meeting has a fixed sharing order (usually a circle.)
(Round Robin) Esta reunión tiene un orden fijo de compartir (generalmente un círculo).
So (Speaker Only) This meeting is a speaker-only meeting. Other attendees do not participate in the
discussion.
(Solamente Orador) Esta reunión es de orador solamente. Otros asistentes no participan en la
discusión.
St (Step) This meeting is focused on discussion of the Twelve Steps of NA.
(Paso) Esta reunión se centra en la discusión de los doce pasos de NA.
To (Topic) This meeting is based upon a topic chosen by a speaker or by group conscience.
(Tema) Esta reunión se basa en un tema elegido por el orador o por la conciencia del grupo.
Tr (Tradition) This meeting is focused on discussion of the Twelve Traditions of NA.
(Tradición) Esta reunión se centra en la discusión de las Doce Tradiciones de NA.
OE (Open-Ended) No fixed duration. The meeting continues until everyone present has had a chance to
share.
(Sin Tiempo Fijo) No tiene tiempo fijo. Esta reunión continua hasta que cada miembro haya tenido
la oportunidad de compartir.
D (Discussion) This meeting invites participation by all attendees.
(Discusión) Esta reunión invita la participación de todos los asistentes.
SD (Speaker/Discussion) This meeting is lead by a speaker, then opened for participation by attendees.
(Orador/Discusión) Esta reunión es conducida por un orador, después es abierta para la
participación de los asistentes.
TW (Traditions Workshop) This meeting engages in detailed discussion of one or more of the Twelve
Traditions of N.A.
(Taller de las Tradiciones) Esta reunión consiste en la discusión detallada de una o más de las Doce
Tradiciones de N.A.
IL (Illness) This meeting is focused on the needs of NA members with chronic illness.
(Enfermedad) Esta reunión se centra en las necesidades de los miembros de NA con enfermedades
crónicas.
BL (Bi-Lingual) This Meeting can be attended by speakers of English and another language.
(Bilingüe) Esta reunión se pueden asistir personas de que hablen inglés y otro idioma.