Alcoholics Anonymous

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135 1st Ave S

Brookings, SD 57006

+1 (605) 692-6070

http://alcoholics-anonymous.org

Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) is a global fellowship dedicated to helping individuals struggling with alcohol dependence through a supportive network built on the principle of one alcoholic helping another. Established over 80 years ago, A.A. provides a structured program centered on the Twelve Steps and emphasizes anonymity, making it a safe place for individuals to seek recovery.

A.A. offers numerous resources including meetings, literature, and opportunities for involvement within local groups. The organization actively engages with professionals and families, aiming to support those affected by alcoholism in their journey towards sobriety.

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Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) is a fellowship founded on the premise of one alcoholic helping another, offering a simple yet effective program of recovery that has been supporting individuals struggling with alcoholism for over 80 years. A.A. welcomes anyone with a desire to stop drinking, fostering an inclusive environment that focuses on sharing experiences and supporting one another through the recovery journey. The organization thrives on the principles of community involvement, encouraging members to participate in local A.A. groups, service committees, and various recovery activities to ensure ongoing support for those in need. A.A. not only provides resources and guidance for individuals struggling with alcohol but also extends its support to families and professionals seeking assistance in the realm of alcoholism. Generated from the website