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Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) is a global fellowship dedicated to supporting individuals who struggle with alcohol addiction through a simple and effective program based on peer support. With a history spanning over 80 years, A.A. emphasizes the power of mutual aid, promoting recovery by facilitating one alcoholic sharing their experiences with another. Open to anyone with a desire to stop drinking, A.A. offers a safe and welcoming environment regardless of an individual's background. Members can listen, share, and participate in group activities that focus on sobriety and personal growth, fostering community and resilience in the recovery journey. Generated from the website

Le Grand Chemin Inc. is a non-profit organization based in St-Célestin, Quebec, dedicated to helping adolescents aged 12 to 17 coping with issues related to substance abuse, gambling addiction, and cyber-dependency. Offering free therapeutic services, including residential treatment and social reintegration support, the organization focuses on a holistic approach through nature and adventure interventions. With a commitment to serving youth throughout the province, Le Grand Chemin provides an eight to ten-week residential program followed by an additional four months of social reintegration assistance. The organization also extends support to families and offers educational programs to ensure comprehensive care for the adolescent population it serves. Generated from the website

Relance Nicolet-Becancour is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting adults with low literacy levels in the MRC Nicolet-Yamaska region. They empower individuals to enhance their autonomy and take control of their lives through collective and participative approaches. The organization offers services and activities that promote knowledge sharing, personal reflection, and the initiation of positive changes. Serving several municipalities in the area, Relance Nicolet-Becancour aims to foster a more informed and empowered community. Generated from their website