Meetings
Meetings in the Golden Triangle Area of NA
Kitchener-Waterloo, Cambridge, Guelph, Fergus, Listowel and Hanover
New to NA? you might want to check out our Newcomer Meeting on Mondays at 7:00. (NOTE: you are NOT required to do this before attending any other meeting.)
NA Virtual Meetings are listed here: Virtual-NA.org or nastuff.com (includes includes instructions on how to attend the meetings.)
Commonly Asked Questions about attending NA meetings
Q: Do I need permission from someone to attend a NA meeting? A: No. If you are an addict or think you might have a problem with drugs you can attend any NA meeting (OPEN or CLOSED) in any city. If you are not an addict you are welcome to attend OPEN meetings.
Q: What's the difference between OPEN and CLOSED meetings? A: Closed meetings are closed to the public (addicts or those who think they might have a drug problem). Open meetings welcome anyone wishing to experience our fellowship. Sometimes a new member prefers to come with a family member or friend to their first meeting; an open meeting facilitate this. Non addicts are usually asked not to share during the sharing portion of an open meeting.
Q: Who decides if I'm an addict? A: You do.
Q: How much does it cost to attend a meeting? A: There are no fees or dues.
Q: How do I become a member? A: You are a member when you say you are. It's that simple.
Q: Do I have to share during the sharing portion of the meeting? A: No. Feel free to sit and listen.
Q: Can I leave early or arrive a few minutes late to a meeting? A: You can come and go as you please. There is no attendance.
Q: Do I have to join a group before I attend the meeting? A: No attend all the meetings you like.
Q: Do I have to give any information about myself at or before the meeting? A: Not at all.
Other Near By Meetings
Use the table to the right to find meetings in these other nearby areas or visit their websites (links below)..
POP-UP Meeting Information
The Golden Triangle Area has created a sample pop-up meeting format for members wishing to participate in/create impromptu meetings, it can be download to your smartphone.
Impromptu meetings came about during COVID so members could gather in outside public spaces for meetings. When participating in a impromptu meeting try to find a space that is conducive to an atmosphere of recovery. It also is important to find a location that will allow the members to practice the Sixth Tradition, which states, “An NA group ought never endorse, finance, or lend the NA name to any related facility or outside enterprise, lest problems of money, property, or prestige divert us from our primary purpose.”