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AL-ANON SUPPORT GROUPS - GV
AL-ANON FAMILY GROUPS, GRASS VALLEY FELLOWSHIP #4661869
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1721 E Main St., Suite 1B
Grass Valley, Nevada
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Provides help to families and friends of alcoholics by practicing the Al-Anon 12 Steps of Recovery and by welcoming and giving comfort to those affected by someone else's drinking.
Offers 12 Step meetings for people affected by someone else's drinking including focus meetings for teens, newcomers, adult children of alcoholics, women, and men.
As of March 2022: There is a mixture of zoom and hybrid (zoom and room) meetings. To get a meeting schedule, please call 415-446-5532 or email noorazom21@gmail.com.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS: CENTRAL CALIFORNIA FELLOWSHIP #65630847
Support group and meetings for individuals affected by alcoholism throughout the greater Sacramento area. Call for location and times.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS - NORTH TAHOE AA
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS #69931700
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REOPENING DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC:
Info from California Dept. of Public Health applies to AA meetings. We do not have info yet on other 12-step programs.
AA meetings are essential under healthcare and when they cannot be done remotely should be done with proper health and safety protocols. AA meetings should follow the limited services guidance where possible https://covid19.ca.gov/industry-guidance/ and https://files.covid19.ca.gov/pdf/guidance-limited-services.pdf
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Offers a 12-step program consisting of meetings of recovered and recovering alcoholics. The purpose of these meetings is to share experiences, strength and hope so that attendees can help each other recover from alcoholism.
For Questions regarding in-person meetings, please visit https://nnig.org/ or call Central Office of Northern Nevada Intergroup of Alcoholics Anonymous at 775-355-1151.
Website at http://northtahoeaa.com/ contains information about AA meetings,… [read more]
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS - WESTERN NEVADA COUNTY
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS #39967835
DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC:
Info from California Dept. of Public Health applies to AA meetings.
AA meetings are essential under healthcare and when they cannot be done remotely should be done with proper health and safety protocols. AA meetings should follow the limited services guidance where possible https://covid19.ca.gov/industry-guidance/ and https://files.covid19.ca.gov/pdf/guidance-limited-services.pdf
Guidance for 12-Step programs from the County of Nevada - https://www.mynevadacounty.com/DocumentCenter/View/34601/Updated-Guidance-on-Treatment-Groups-2020-06-16?bidId=
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Alcoholics Anonymous offers a 12-step program consisting of meetings of recovered and recovering alcoholics. The purpose of these meetings is to share experiences, strength and hope so that attendees can help each other recover from alcoholism.
Current calendar of Alcoholics Anonymous support groups and meetings available by calling 530-272-6287. Website at www… [read more]
CARE AND DETOX CENTER
ALPHA OAKS #65630848
Alpha Oaks offers:
- Residential care and detox (of alcohol and drugs)
- Group and individual counseling sessions
- Aftercare services
- Perinatal treatment
Alpa Oaks is open to women over the age of 18. There is no discrimination in the delivery of service due to race, religion, ethnicity, sexual preference, disability or ability to pay. The licensed Detox center can accommodate five women. It is under 24-hour supervision by specialized staff who are trained in dealing with the detox process and have immediate access to emergency medical assistance when necessary.
Residents are encouraged and assisted in planning their own recovery from alcoholism and drug addiction.
FAMILY SUPPORT AND MENTORING SERVICES
ADVENTURE CHRISTIAN CHURCH #65630966
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1500 North Market Boulevard
Sacramento, Sacramento
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Adventure Christian Church offers family support and mentoring services including:
- 12-step recovery program - Celebrate Recovery
- Pastoral counseling
FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF ROSEVILLE
FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF ROSEVILLE #65630942
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109 Washington Boulevard
Roseville, Placer
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Main Program Office
916-783-3464
First United Methodist Church (FUMC) offers the Helping Hands feeding program every Monday at noon.
Additionally, FUMC offers Narcotics Anonymous meetings (Tuesdays only at noon and 7 p.m.) and supports The Gathering Inn, a non-profit organization that offers an emergency overnight homeless shelter, and social, health and case management services to Placer County’s homeless population.
WE SEEK NEW REFERRING PARTNERS FOR OUR LENDING MISSION!
When funding allows, we can offer very low-interest, long-term loans secured by the Church for borrowers with proof of income. Financial counseling is offered and required. Sometimes a small loan can make the difference of a vehicle repair needed to keep a job, or a down payment that might prevent homelessness. Call the Church office at 916-783-3464.
NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS
NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS WORLD SERVICE OFFICE #4661627
Provides twelve-step support groups for men and women for whom drugs have become a major problem.
RECOVERY AND SOBRIETY SERVICES
ALANO CLUB OF ROSEVILLE #65630842
Roseville Alano Club encourages and enhances the sobriety of recovering alcoholics as well as provides a safe and sober environment for those in the program and their families. Roseville Alano Club is a nonprofit organization that serves the 12-step community in Placer County as well as the greater Sacramento area.
Services:
- Provides the facilities, resources, and amenities, for recovering alcoholics, drug addicts and their families
VIRTUAL RECOVERY RESOURCES - SAMHSA
SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES ADMINISTRATION #74370114
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5600 Fishers Lane
Rockville, Montgomery
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National Helpline
800-662-4357
Staying connected is important, so SAMHSA provides a three page document (PDF) of virtual recovery resources: https://www.samhsa.gov/sites/default/files/virtual-recovery-resources.pdf
This tip sheet describes resources that can be used to virtually support recovery from mental/substance use disorders as well as other resources.
Website:
- Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration - https://www.samhsa.gov