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Find AA meetings in Asheboro, North Carolina to help you on your road to recovery. Our comprehensive directory of AA meetings in North Carolina includes open, closed, speaker, and other specialized meetings, all of which are designed to help you get sober and remain sober.

Time Name Location / Group Address / Platform Region Type
6:30 AM Unity Group Winston Salem Unity Group Winston Salem 1253 Churton St SW Winston-Salem CandlelightOpen MeetingWheelchair Access
7:00 AM Chapel Hill - Carrboro Group BPW 175 Bpw Club Rd Carrboro Closed MeetingDiscussionEnglish
7:30 AM On Awakening The Club High Point 1301 W English Rd High Point DiscussionEnglishOpen Meeting
8:00 AM Kernersville Serenity Kernersville Serenity Online 208 Southern Street Kernersville DiscussionOpen MeetingVirtual
8:00 AM Dawn Patrol Unity Club 918 Glenwood Ave Greensboro DiscussionEnglishOpen Meeting
8:00 AM Down & Dirty Down & Dirty 501 S Mendenhall St Greensboro 12 Steps & 12 TraditionsDiscussionEnglishOpen Meeting
8:00 AM Early Bird Greensboro Early Bird Online 810 Summit Avenue Greensboro DiscussionOpen MeetingVirtual
8:00 AM New Serenity Group New Serenity Group 208 Southern St Kernersville DiscussionEnglishNewcomer
8:00 AM AA Zoomaholic Discussion Meeting Early Bird Online Greensboro, NC Greensboro DiscussionEnglishOpen Meeting
9:00 AM Came To Believe Group Came To Believe Group Online Graham, NC Graham DiscussionEnglishOpen Meeting
9:00 AM Parlor Group St. Mark's Church 1230 St Marks Church Rd Burlington DiscussionEnglishOpen Meeting
10:30 AM Daytime Lake Jeanette Road Greensboro Daytime Lake Jeanette Road Greensboro 4501 Lake Jeanette Road Greensboro DiscussionOpen Meeting
10:30 AM Online & In-Person - 10:30 Group Southfork Church of Christ Online 205 Keating Dr Winston-Salem EnglishOpen MeetingSpeakerWheelchair Access
10:30 AM Unity Group Winston Salem Unity Group Winston Salem 1253 Churton St SW Winston-Salem Closed MeetingLiteratureWheelchair Access
10:30 AM Daytime Cathedral of His Glory 4501 Lake Jeanette Rd Greensboro EnglishLiteratureOpen Meeting
12:00 PM Chapel Hill - Carrboro Group BPW 175 Bpw Club Rd Carrboro DiscussionEnglish
12:00 PM Graham Group Graham Group 100 N Maple St Graham Big BookDiscussionEnglishOpen Meeting
12:00 PM Overcomers Group AA Hut 106 Rock Creek Dr Albemarle DiscussionEnglishOpen Meeting
12:00 PM Kernersville Serenity Kernersville Serenity Online 208 Southern Street Kernersville DiscussionOpen MeetingVirtual
12:00 PM Lexington Sobriety Group Lexx Club 235 E Center St Lexington DiscussionEnglishOpen Meeting
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Asheboro, North Carolina AA Meetings

Home of the North Carolina Zoo, Asheboro, North Carolina, invites folks to “come as you are” and jump into life in this central state city. Whether you live in the town or are a visitor, you can find AA meetings, Asheboro, NC, in our online directory. Alcohol use disorder (AUD) affects some people in every community across the globe, and Alcoholics Anonymous is the world leader in AUD recovery. In group-support type meetings, AA members continue to rely on the 12 Steps of AA, found in the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous, a program helping people heal since the late 1930s. Membership in AA is open to anyone who desires to quit drinking; there are no membership dues or meetings fees. You may attend various meetings such as gender-specific meetings, meetings for beginners, LGBT meetings, and more. In meetings, members share where they were, what happened, and where they are now, illustrating to others how to program works and giving hope to others that they may live successful and fulfilling lives without the use of alcohol. All members are encouraged to share as they feel comfortable doing so. You may confidently attend AA North Carolina meetings because members practice the principle of anonymity, creating a safe space where members may gather and share. For some struggling to overcome AUD, traditional rehabilitation programs are an essential part of healing. To learn more about available programs, call our helpline and ask a specialist for more information.

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