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Time Name Location / Group Address / Platform Region
12:12 AM Grupo Almas Alegres Edificio de la esquina azul 723 Osage Ave Kansas City Closed Meeting   Spanish
6:00 AM Bonner Springs Group Bonner Springs Group 144 N Nettleton Ave Bonner Springs English   Open Meeting
6:00 AM Northeast Johnson County Group Northeast Johnson County Group 8730 Grant St Overland Park Closed Meeting   Discussion   English
7:00 AM Bill’s Friends Bills Friends 4801 Rainbow Blvd Westwood Closed Meeting   English   Wheelchair Access
7:00 AM Maple Street Group Maple Street Group 11330 E Truman Rd Independence Closed Meeting   English
8:00 AM NORTHEAST NUEVO DIA NORTHEAST NUEVO DIA 148 N Topping Ave Kansas City Discussion   English   Open Meeting
8:00 AM Welcome House Welcome House 1414 E 27th St Kansas City English   Open Meeting
8:00 AM Wing and A Prayer Wing and A Prayer 539 N Scott Ave Belton Closed Meeting   English
8:30 AM Liberty Group Liberty Group 1323 Hwy H Liberty Closed Meeting   English
8:30 AM Englewood Winners Englewood Winners 2530 S Crysler Ave Independence Closed Meeting   English
9:00 AM Blue Springs Group Blue Springs Group 1428 US-40 b Blue Springs Closed Meeting   English
9:00 AM Kansas City Group #1 Kansas City Group #1 311 W 80th Terrace Kansas City Closed Meeting   English   Wheelchair Access
9:00 AM Blue Springs Group 1428 Blue Springs Group 1428 1428 U.S. 40 Blue Springs Closed Meeting
9:00 AM KC Group 1 Kansas City Group #1 Online Kansas City, MO 64114 Kansas City Closed Meeting   English
9:00 AM Grassroots Grassroots 12905 7 St Grandview Big Book   Child-Friendly   Closed Meeting +   English
10:00 AM Primary Purpose Primary Purpose 3038 N 52nd St Kansas City Closed Meeting   English   Smoking Permitted
10:00 AM Leawood-Prairie Village Group Leawood-Prairie Village Group Online 9100 Mission Rd Leawood Discussion   English   Temporary Closure +   Women's Meeting
10:00 AM Northeast Johnson County Group Northeast Johnson County Group 8730 Grant St Overland Park Closed Meeting   Discussion   English
10:00 AM South Leawood Group South Leawood Group Online 13300 Kenneth Rd Leawood Closed Meeting   Discussion   English +   Wheelchair Access   Wheelchair-Accessible Bathroom
10:00 AM North Oak Group North Oak Group 7125 N Broadway Gladstone Babysitting Available   Closed Meeting   English +   Step Meeting

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Smithville, Missouri AA Meetings

Many adults are struggling with alcohol use disorder within the United States and the rest of the world. Alcohol use disorder or AUD is a disease where individuals over-consume alcohol for an extended period of time. Smithville, a city in the Clay and Platte counties in Missouri, has implemented Alcoholics Anonymous meeting areas for residents who are struggling with the illness. Alcoholics Anonymous or AA has helped millions across the world achieve long-term sobriety since its inception in the 1930s. The famous 12 Steps and 12 Traditions are the guiding principles of AA. These traditions and steps are covered in detail in AA’s governing literature – “The Big Book.” Referred to as the organization’s “bible”, The Big Book details many stories about AA participants who overcame alcohol addiction and accomplished long-term sobriety by going through the AA program. The ‘Personal Experiences’ section of the book is an invaluable supply of encouragement and inspiration for individuals who have AUD. These accounts offer reassurance that no matter how difficult it might be, it is possible to escape the snares of alcohol addiction and achieve complete long-term recovery. AA meetings in Smithville can be found on AlcoholicsAnonymous.com, which groups all AA meetings Missouri.

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