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Georgia Al-Anon Meetings
Due to the global pandemic, Georgia Al-Anon meeting schedules and locations have changed. Please use the links below or call your local Al-Anon office to find up to date information for the Al-Anon meetings in your area.
Website: http://www.ga-al-anon.org
Georgia Al-Anon Central Services
Location: Macon
Phone: (855) 254-3414
(478) 254-3414
Email: officearea11@gmail.com
Address: 737 Riverside Drive Ln
Macon GA 31201
USA
Atlanta Al-Anon
Metropolitan Atlanta Information Service
Phone: (404) 687-0467
Email: atlmaisoffice@gmail.com
Website: http://www.alanonatl.org
Address: 558 Medlock Road Suite C
Decatur GA 30030-1512
USA
Augusta/Fort Gordon Al-Anon
Augusta/Fort Gordon Al-Anon Info Serv
Phone: (706) 738-7984
Email: district11ldc@gmail.com
Address: 113 Camilla Avenue Suite# 3
Martinez GA 30907-3406
USA
Find Al-Anon meetings in other areas of United States.
AA Central, New York:
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Listen to AA Speakers:
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It’s important to know that you and your loved one are not alone in your fight for sobriety. Whether you choose to go to a Georgia Al-Anon meeting, read Al-Anon literature, listen to an Al-Anon speaker, go to a treatment center or use any of the recovery resources on Recovery HQ, taking the first step toward rebuilding your life has begun. Contact us and we will do whatever we can to help you.
