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Time	Name	Location / Group	Address / Platform	Region
12:00 PM	Schoharie Recovery Group	Schoharie Recovery Group	258 Main St	Schoharie	Big Book   English   Open Meeting +   Wheelchair Access
12:00 PM	Margaretville New Beginnings Group	Margaretville New Beginnings Group	109 Maple St	Margaretville	Closed Meeting   English   Literature
12:00 PM	12 On The Green Group	12 On The Green Group INPERSON	16 Tinker St	Woodstock	Big Book   Child-Friendly   English +   Newcomer   Open Meeting   Wheelchair Access
12:00 PM	449 Group	449 Group	22 Elm St	Oneonta	Discussion   English   Open Meeting +   Wheelchair Access
12:00 PM	Higher Power Group	Higher Power Group	4987 NY-81	Greenville	Discussion   English   Open Meeting
12:00 PM	12 On The Green Group	12 On The Green Group ONLINE	Online 16 Tinker St	Woodstock	Big Book   English   Open Meeting

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Hobart, New York AA Meetings

Hobart is a village in Delaware County. Like every other village, Hobart is home to some individuals who suffer from alcohol addiction, one of the most common public health problems in the United States. Stats say that more than 15 million people are struggling with alcohol use disorder in the United States. To begin their journey to recovery, individuals who live in and around Hobart may attend AA meetings in Hobart. For years, alcohol dependence has been on the rise. The number of people who are finding the necessary strength and support to remain sober at NY AA meetings has also been on the increase. Quitting alcohol is complicated. Without help, it is almost impossible for individuals to do it on their own. AA meetings in Hobart provide such assistance. The assistance does not come from just anyone, it comes from people who have experienced the same situation and are now sober. They know what it takes to cope with the addiction and how. No judgment or condemnation exists. To aid the motivation of members, NY AA meetings use peer support and shared experiences. Those who are experiencing the addiction can find clues to remain strong from the motivating stories of those who remain sober.