Find AA Meetings in Elkin, North Carolina

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Time	Name	Location / Group	Address / Platform	Region
12:00 PM	Tri-County Group	Elkin Valley Baptist Church	118 N Elkin Dr	Elkin	Closed Meeting   Discussion   English
12:00 PM	Old Town Group	AA Door	204 Forester Ave	North Wilkesboro	English
1:00 PM	Unity Group Winston Salem	Unity Group Winston Salem	1253 Churton St SW	Winston-Salem	Closed Meeting   Discussion   Wheelchair Access

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Elkin, North Carolina AA Meetings

Elkin is a town in Surry and Wilkes counties in the U.S. state of North Carolina. It is known to be home to many that are affected by alcohol use in countless ways day after day. Addiction to alcohol affects users and anyone that’s in a close relationship with them as intoxication can cause violent and manipulative behaviors. As a result it could damage those relationships so much that it would be impossible to fix them later on. But there are still many opportunities the alcohol user can incorporate into his or hers life to quit drinking. AA North Carolina is one of the many communities of the Alcoholic Anonymous. Alcoholic Anonymous (AA) is a voluntary organization that’s formed to aid individuals that are chained to alcohol use. Unfortunately, because of the individual’s past actions towards loved ones, new relationships should be formed so the user has a support system he or she could rely on. AA meetings in Elkin are perfect for meeting new people and forming new relationships that could later on serve the great purpose of sobriety. These meetings are carefully planned to incorporate faith and a strong support system so that they could be fruitful. AA meetings in Elkin are places where members who have the same struggles come together and share their story and be understood. Because we value our member’s privacy, we keep information like names hidden from others. You can trust these meetings because, as mentioned earlier, are very safe and secure. Come join our community and attend our meeting if you have the drive to become and stay sober.