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Narcotics Anonymous

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Address
P.O. Box 70404, Seattle
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Phone
1 206-790-8888
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Website
www.seattlena.org
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About this place Narcotics Anonymous

Narcotics Anonymous in Seattle is a peer-led fellowship for people recovering from narcotic addiction.

This non-profit runs on the idea that people in recovery help each other best through shared experience and honest conversation. They provide a safe, confidential space where individuals can connect with others who get it.

The fellowship specifically welcomes LGBTQ+ members and allies. Many LGBTQ+ travelers find that dropping into a local NA meeting is a good way to keep up their wellness program while on the road.

Seattle's recovery community has meetings at different times and in different formats, so it's usually not hard to find one that fits your schedule. You can get contact information and meeting details on their website, seattlena.org, or by mail.

All meetings are anonymous and confidential, making for a protected environment where people can share openly and connect without judgment.

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Last updated on 3 August 2026

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