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Time | Name | Location / Group | Address / Platform | Region | |
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5:00 PM | Happy Hour Meeting | Happy Hour Meeting | Online West Hempstead, NY 11552 | West Hempstead | English |
5:00 PM | Sober Living Grp | Sober Living Group | 2801 Park Ave | Baldwin | English Newcomer |
5:00 PM | Acceptance Is the Key | Acceptance Is the Key | 474 Wantagh Ave | Levittown | English Step Meeting |
5:00 PM | Put A Little Gratitude In Your Attitude | PUT A LITTLE GRATITUDE IN YOUR ATTITUDE #137222 | Online New York, NY 10011 | New York | 11th Step Meditation Daily Reflections English + LGBTQ+ Open Meeting |
5:00 PM | No Frills Grp | No Frills Group | 2740 Martin Ave | Bellmore | English Step Meeting |
5:00 PM | HOME FOR DINNER | HOME FOR DINNER | Online Deer Park, NY 11729 | Deer Park | Closed Meeting English Step Meeting + Wheelchair Access |
5:00 PM | Newark Free At Last Group | Newark Free At Last Group | 384 7th Ave | Newark | Discussion English Open Meeting + Speaker |
5:00 PM | Old Park Slope Caton | OLD PARK SLOPE CATON #31900 | Online Brooklyn, NY 11226 | Brooklyn | Closed Meeting English |
5:00 PM | AA Love & Tolerance | AA Love & Tolerance | Online Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn, NY | Brooklyn | As Bill Sees It Closed Meeting English + Temporary Closure |
5:00 PM | Grateful Group | GRATEFUL GROUP OF AA #16170 | Online 209 E 16th St | New York | English Newcomer Open Meeting |
5:00 PM | Safe & Sound Happy Hour Group | Safe & Sound Happy Hour Group | Online Long Beach, NY | Long Beach | English |
5:15 PM | Midnite | MIDNITE #12920 | 220 W Houston St | New York | English Living Sober |
5:15 PM | Midnite | MIDNITE #12920 | Online New York, NY 10014 | New York | Discussion English Speaker |
5:30 PM | Day Enders | Day Enders | 144 W Merrick Rd | Freeport | English Newcomer Wheelchair-Accessible Bathroom |
5:30 PM | New But West | NEW BUT WEST #13220 | 133 W 46th St | New York | English |
5:30 PM | Grand Central Group | Grand Central Group | Online Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn, NY | Brooklyn | English Living Sober Temporary Closure |
5:30 PM | Summit Start The Night Right Group | Summit Start The Night Right Group | 561 Springfield Ave | Summit | Big Book Closed Meeting English + Wheelchair Access |
5:30 PM | Staten Island Foggy Bottoms | STATEN ISLAND FOGGY BOTTOMS #40860 | 945 Post Ave | Staten Island | Discussion English Open Meeting |
5:30 PM | Rush Hour Group | 126760 | 38 West End Ave | Greenwich | Closed Meeting Discussion English + Speaker |
5:30 PM | HOME FOR DINNER | Ascension Lutheran Church | 33 Bay Shore Rd | Deer Park | Closed Meeting English Step Meeting + Wheelchair Access |
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Franklin Square, New York AA Meetings
Franklin Square, a census-designated place in Nassau County, is home to a few people experiencing alcohol use disorder. It is our wish that everyone suffering from alcohol use disorder recovers. We take any steps because of this, one of which is organizing a directory of local NY AA meetings to make the search an easier process for those who want to locate one. On our site, you will find a list of AA meetings in Franklin Square and other cities in New York. We have sorted the list by city and we keep it up to date to give you the best. Alcohol addiction may be difficult to overcome without help from others. AA meetings give all the needed support to people who desire to quit drinking. Members of the Alcoholics Anonymous community recover in a society where they are not discriminated against or criticized. Rather, they are loved and encouraged to continue their recovery. They are free but not forced to discuss their addiction and people who have overcome a similar situation share their inspiring story. AA meetings are free. A 12-step approach is what most AA meetings use but there are other approaches. People who need friends and family as a support system during their recovery may opt for an open AA meeting. Those who want to be in the midst of others with the same situation may join a closed AA meeting.