DRA Meetings in Maryland

BALTIMORE - Truth United. Tuesday and Thursday 11 a.m. to noon (Open Meeting) 3300 N. Calvert St. 2nd floor. Contact: Chet K. Phone #: 410-554-6621. Alternate DRA Literature, Speakers, Discussion Meetings. Non-Smoking. (New 8/2007)

BALTIMORE - Help is Here. Wednesday 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. (Closed Meeting) 10 East Mount Vernon Place. Phone #: 410-547-2721 Non-Smoking. Please use the alley behind church to enter. (Updated 5/2003)

GREENBELT - Hope, Sunday. 12:00 noon - 1:00 p.m. (Closed meeting) Greenbelt Step Club, 155 Centerway Dr., Contact: Linda O., Phone #: 301-927-3564 Email: (Updated 11/2003) Non-Smoking

GREENBELT - Hope, Monday 8:00 pm - 9:00 pm (Open meeting) Greenbelt Step Club, 155 Centerway Dr., Phone #: 301-927-3564 Email: (Updated 11/2003)

HAGERSTOWN - Hope For Today. Thursday 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. (Closed Meeting) 913 Maryland Ave. Contact: Keith R. Phone #: 301-797-7573 Email : Non-Smoking (New Listing 1/2004)

SALISBURY - Lunchtime Group of DRA. Wednesday 12:30 - 1:30 p.m. (Open Meeting) Peer Connections, 509 Calloway St. Phone #1: 410-546-1822 Phone #2: 410-860-5046 (New Listing 9/2003)

UNIVERSITY PARK - Riverdale Hope, Saturday 2:00 - 3:00 p.m. (Closed meeting) Riverdale Presbyterian Church, 6513 Queens Chapel Rd, first floor. Contact: Toni H., Phone: 301-699-8939 Email:
(Started 11/2007, Updated 7/2008)

(Open Meeting) = An open meeting is held for DRA members, and individuals who are concerned about their personal recovery. In addition, it is also open for non DRA members to attend. For example, an open meeting may be attended by a family member or friend of someone in DRA. An open meeting might also be attended by someone who is looking for help for a loved one or friend who is affected by a dual disorder. An open meeting also provides a good opportunity for the fellowship to carry the message to others who may not have another means of learning about DRA.

(Closed Meeting) = For DRA Members and individuals with a dual diagnosis who are interested in their personal dual recovery. There may be members who only feel comfortable talking about their dual recovery in a group setting that is attended only by other DRA members. There may also be individuals who are concerned about their confidentiality. Those individuals want their dual recovery and participation to remain a private matter. Anonymity is the right of every DRA member and must be respected at all times.