Alcoholics Anonymous

Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) in Manitoba is a fellowship dedicated to helping individuals recover from alcoholism by sharing their experiences, strength, and hope. With over 500 meetings at more than 130 locations throughout the region, A.A. provides a supportive community for those seeking sobriety. Membership is open to anyone who has a desire to stop drinking, with no dues or fees required, as the organization is self-supporting through voluntary contributions. A.A. is not affiliated with any religious or political entities and focuses primarily on helping its members maintain sobriety and assist others in their recovery journey. Generated from the website

The Addictions Foundation of Manitoba (AFM) in Brandon, Canada offers a wide range of courses, workshops, and programs aimed at providing support and treatment for individuals struggling with addiction and related issues. With a focus on serving adults, families, youth, and communities, AFM also offers specialized services such as the Manitoba Opioid Support and Treatment program and the Impaired Driver Program. Committed to promoting education and awareness, AFM provides resources, publications, and helplines for those in need of assistance. Through partnerships with various organizations and a dedicated team of professionals, AFM strives to make a positive impact on individuals and communities affected by addiction. Generated from their website

The Addictions Foundation of Manitoba (AFM) in Minnedosa, Canada, offers a wide range of courses, workshops, and programs for adults, families, youth, communities, and schools to address substance use and gambling challenges. Their services include opioid support and treatment, rapid access to addictions medicine, and virtual therapy options. Committed to providing continued support during the COVID-19 response, AFM ensures access to in-house treatment programs, online resources, and virtual care services. As part of Manitoba's health system transformation, AFM will transition operational responsibilities to Shared Health while maintaining services and programs for individuals in need. Generated from their website