Al-Anon

Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) is a global community that provides support for individuals seeking help with alcohol-related issues, emphasizing personal recovery through shared experiences among members. Founded over 80 years ago, A.A. promotes sobriety and personal transformation through its simple program based on one alcoholic helping another. As a fellowship, A.A. offers various resources including literature, meetings, and self-assessment tools to assist individuals in identifying and addressing their drinking problems. With a commitment to anonymity and inclusivity, A.A. welcomes all who wish to experience recovery, regardless of background or circumstance. Generated from the website

The Eastern Oregon Alcoholism Foundation, also known as EOAF, is a nonprofit corporation that works with state and local government agencies and private organizations to combat the devastating effects of chemical abuse on victims. It is a residential drug and alcohol treatment facility that provides structured, supportive and affordable drug-free housing options for families. Founded in 1960, the organization provides detoxification, residential, and outpatient alcohol and drug treatment services for children and adults. The Eastern Oregon Alcoholism Foundation administers Jennings House, which is a program that includes residential treatment services for men with the disease of chemical dependency and can accommodate up to 15 men.

Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) is a global fellowship dedicated to helping individuals struggling with alcohol dependence. Founded over 80 years ago, A.A. operates on the principle of one alcoholic sharing their experience with another, providing a supportive environment for recovery. A.A. offers a simple yet effective program based on the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions, encouraging participation and service to ensure support for those seeking help. The organization welcomes all individuals, regardless of race, gender, or background, emphasizing community and shared understanding in the journey to sobriety. Generated from the website