Groups Recover Together

Rhode Island Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is a supportive fellowship dedicated to individuals seeking recovery from alcoholism. With a commitment to sharing experience, strength, and hope, the organization aims to help members achieve sobriety without the burden of dues or fees, fostering a self-supporting community driven by a common goal. Offering a range of services, Rhode Island AA provides opportunities for individuals and groups to engage in the 12th Step, as well as access to various meetings and events throughout the region. Emphasizing anonymity and inclusivity, the fellowship remains unaffiliated with any political or religious entities, concentrating solely on aiding those who wish to stop drinking. Generated from the website

Al-Anon Family Groups Information Service, located in Downtown Crossing, Westborough, MA, offers a resource center for individuals impacted by a loved one's alcoholism. The center provides information on meetings and supplies essential reading materials for attendees. Attendees of Al-Anon meetings throughout the state come together to share experiences and find strength and hope in addressing the challenges brought on by someone else's drinking problem. Through mutual support, individuals strive to overcome common obstacles and find solutions to their shared struggles. Generated from their available business information