NA Meetings in Washington, DC

DC NA lists Open Door To Freedom at Church of the Epiphany, 1317 G Street NW. The region site is cprna.org. Use NA's finder for a phone.

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Key takeaway

Open Door To Freedom is listed Sunday at 7 a.m. at Church of the Epiphany, 1317 G Street NW. The region site is cprna.org. If you need a voice, use NA's finder and choose a District pin. You can show up early and just listen.

Last updated: 2026-10-05

You do not have to be clean already. You have to want to stop.

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.

The phone, then the room

Try cprna.org. If you need a person and the site will not show a number, use NA's finder. Maryland and Northern Virginia areas in this region have their own pins. Say you want a meeting in the District.

One meeting you can name

Open Door To Freedom, Sunday at 7 a.m., is at Church of the Epiphany, 1317 G Street NW. Sunday Night Spiritual is listed at 7 p.m. at St. Mary's Church, 727 5th Street NW. Faith and Sanity is listed Sunday at 10:30 p.m. at St. John CME Church, 2801 Stanton Road SE. G Street is the early downtown room. Stanton Road is a late southeast room.

East of the River is its own area inside the region. If you are in Anacostia or Congress Heights, ask whether Stanton Road's meeting is the one closest to you.

You can just listen

You will not be interviewed. You will not be charged. A chairperson will open the meeting, someone may read a short piece of NA literature, and people share. If your mind is loud, listening is enough for one night.

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.

If what you need to say is about drinking, open the Washington A.A. guide. The rooms named above are NA.

Doctors, crisis lines, and treatment

A meeting is people helping each other. It is not a detox and it is not a hospital. NIDA describes mutual-help groups as peer-led, not care run by clinicians. If someone is overdosing, not breathing, or cannot be woken, call 911. If you are in a mental health crisis, call or text 988. If you need a treatment bed rather than a room tonight, call or text (800) 653-9376. That line is SmarterRecovery, not the NA helpline.

If you want a treatment referral, call or text (800) 653-9376. If you want a meeting in Washington 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 Washington tonight?

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

Do I have to talk at my first NA meeting?

No. You can say you are just listening. NA's requirement is a desire to stop using. There are no dues. A basket may pass for rent and literature, and you can let it go by.

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 Washington A.A. meeting list the same as NA?

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