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Sponsored| Time | Name | Location / Group | Address / Platform | Region | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6:30 PM | New Freedom and New Happiness | VOA Recovery Center | 48 Owens Rd | Manchester | English Open Meeting |
| 6:30 PM | 586 Group | 586 Group | Dans Branch Rd, Kentucky 41740 | Emmalena | English |
| 7:30 PM | Harlan Group | District 20 - Appalachian Mountain Region | 111 S Cumberland Ave | Harlan | English Open Meeting |
| 8:00 PM | Keep it Simple McKee | Reformed Church of McKee | 114 1st St | McKee | English Open Meeting |
| 8:00 PM | Martin Group | Martin Group | 40 New Allen Hill | Allen City | Closed Meeting English Speaker + Wheelchair Access |
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Chavies, Kentucky AA Meetings
Chavies is a residential hamlet in Perry County, Kentucky. Like many other neighborhoods in America, Chavies has set up Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meeting locations inside its community to help its residents who need help with alcohol addiction. The simplest way to locate AA meetings in Chavies is by searching alcoholicsanonymous.com. Our directory groups AA meetings from states across America, including AA meetings in Kentucky. AA meetings are one of the most effective techniques for treating alcohol addiction. The group support therapy sessions are renowned all over the world for applying the ‘Twelve Steps’ concept. The famous ‘Twelve Steps’ is a major aspect of AA’s counseling sessions. All attendees are encouraged to follow the ‘Twelve Steps,’ which promotes accountability and responsibility to AA members. AA meetings provide their attendees with a safe, welcoming, and compassionate environment. AA is non-discriminatory and apolitical, so it welcomes people from all backgrounds and beliefs, as long as they have a desire to overcome alcohol addiction. AA is not allied with any type of organization or institution, political party, religion, nor wishes to support or oppose any cause outside of sobriety. Participating in AA meetings won’t cost you a dime as it is free. The only prerequisite is a positive attitude and an intention to strive towards full recovery.