Akron Intergroup Council of AA

775 N Main St
Akron, OH 44310

The Akron Area Intergroup Council of Alcoholics Anonymous is a local organization in Akron, OH that provides support and resources for individuals struggling with alcohol addiction. They offer live and virtual meetings, as well as a variety of events and workshops aimed at helping individuals on their recovery journey.

With a focus on the principles of Alcoholics Anonymous, the council aims to create a supportive community where individuals can find guidance, share their experiences, and receive the necessary tools to overcome alcohol addiction. Through their various programs and services, the Akron Area Intergroup Council of Alcoholics Anonymous strives to make a positive impact on the lives of those affected by alcoholism.

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