NA Meetings in Portland

Portland NA meets at the Alano Club, 909 NW 24th Avenue, and at the Miracles Club on MLK. The list is on portlandna.com. Use NA's finder for a phone.

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Key takeaway

Portland Area NA posts meetings at portlandna.com. Early Riser is listed Sunday at 7 a.m. at the Miracles Club, 4200 NE Martin Luther King Boulevard. A New Way to Live is listed Sunday at 9 a.m. at the Alano Club, 909 NW 24th Avenue.

Last updated: 2026-10-05

If your hands are shaking, you can still hold a cup of coffee and listen.

If the night turns medical, call 911 when someone is overdosing, seizing, not breathing, or cannot be woken. If you might hurt yourself, call or text 988. Come back to a meeting when you are safe.

Start here

Open portlandna.com and use Find a Meeting. For a person, use NA's finder. Washington County, Clackamas, and Yamhill have links from the same homepage if you are outside the city.

A place you can find

Early Riser, Sunday at 7 a.m., is at the Miracles Club, 4200 NE Martin Luther King Boulevard. A New Way to Live, Sunday at 9 a.m., and Recovery In The House, Sunday at 3 p.m., are at the Alano Club, 909 NW 24th Avenue. If Northwest 24th is the part of town you can get to, you have a morning and an afternoon in one building.

Portland, Maine, is not this list. If you searched from the wrong Portland, start over with the Oregon site.

Walking in

Walk in a few minutes early if you can. Someone may say hello. You can say you are new and you want to listen. Closed meetings are for people who want to stop using. Open meetings welcome a family member who is there to listen. If you are unsure, ask the helpline which one fits tonight.

Our meeting finder searches public NA listings by day and ZIP. It is one more place to look. The local list is the one to trust when they disagree, and you should still confirm with the group.

Alcohol is a different door. The Portland A.A. guide has that hotline and those rooms. Stay with the numbers above when the problem is drugs.

If the night is dangerous

Some nights need a doctor before they need a church basement. Call 911 if breathing is failing. Call or text 988 if the crisis is in your head. SAMHSA's helpline at 1-800-662-HELP (4357) and FindTreatment.gov can point to care. (800) 653-9376 is our referral line for treatment, and it is free to you because providers pay for the referral. It is not an NA phoneline.

If you want a treatment referral, call or text (800) 653-9376. If you want a meeting in Portland tonight, use the number or the list in the first section. In an emergency, call 911 or 988 first.

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Common Questions

How do I find an NA meeting in Portland tonight?

Open portlandna.com and use Find a Meeting. For a person, use NA's finder. Washington County, Clackamas, and Yamhill have links from the same homepage if you are outside the city.

Is there a specific room in Portland I can ask for?

Do I have to talk at my first NA meeting?

No. Listening is a complete way to attend. If a phone list comes around, it is optional. Leave when the meeting ends if that is all you can do.

What if I am in withdrawal or I might hurt myself?

Call 911 if you are overdosing, not breathing, or cannot be woken. Call or text 988 if you are in a mental health crisis. An NA meeting cannot manage a medical emergency. For treatment, call or text (800) 653-9376, and say you need a program.

Is the Portland A.A. meeting list the same as NA?

No. A.A. and NA are different fellowships. The Portland A.A. guide has the A.A. office and the A.A. meetings. For NA, use the local site and na.org's finder.