Area 57 AA Office

Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) is a global fellowship dedicated to helping individuals struggling with alcoholism through a supportive community and a proven recovery program. With a foundation built on the principle of one alcoholic assisting another, A.A. has been facilitating recovery for more than 80 years, providing resources and guidance to those seeking help. A.A. welcomes anyone with a desire to stop drinking, offering a safe space for individuals to share their experiences and learn about recovery at no cost. The organization emphasizes the importance of anonymity and mutual support, encouraging members to participate actively in groups to ensure availability for those in need of assistance. Generated from the website

Educating Our Community, Saving Our Families, Proving Treatment & Recovery Works

The Western Club is a non-profit organization providing a safe place to house AA, Al-anon, and other meetings based on recovery from alcohol and drugs. The Western Club is over 43 years old. The Club has a sobriety date "Birthday Board" which lists about 30 people each month with sobriety ranging from 1 year to over 40 years. These are celebrated in many ways and on any given day. Types of meetings: AA and Al-anon