Find AA meetings in Allendale, South Carolina to help you on your road to recovery. Our comprehensive directory of AA meetings in South Carolina includes open, closed, speaker, and other specialized meetings, all of which are designed to help you get sober and remain sober.
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To provide support to those in the area with alcohol use disorder (AUD), there are a handful of AA meetings in Allendale that residents can attend. AA meetings in South Carolina have had a long history of helping people in the state. Alcoholics Anonymous is a nonprofit international fellowship. Its program involves peer-to-peer support for recovery from AUD. Members of AA are encouraged to help others who are in the same position as them by following the 12 Steps of AA. Those who participate in AA meetings discuss their personal experiences. This type of sharing benefits both those that share and those that get to learn from the experience of others. Alcoholics Anonymous is not affiliated with any religion. Its members belong to different faiths and beliefs. There is no formal requirement to become a member except to have the desire to stop using alcohol. AA membership does not come with any dues or fees. Also, there is no admission price for attending meetings. However, donations are often collected. There is no doubt that AA has helped countless people through the years. You can find listings for AA meetings in Allendale in this directory. For help with formal rehab options outside of AA meetings in South Carolina, get in touch with our specialists.
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