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Time	Name	Location / Group	Address / Platform	Region
7:30 AM	Ready, Willing & Able	Ready, Willing & Able	201 Stadium Dr	Chesapeake	Discussion   English   Open Meeting +   Wheelchair Access
11:30 AM	Thursday Morning Serenity Group	Thursday Morning Serenity Group	201 Stadium Dr	Chesapeake	Discussion   English   Open Meeting +   Wheelchair Access
12:00 PM	Edenton-Chowan Group	Edenton United Methodist Church	225 Virginia Rd	Edenton	English
6:30 PM	Circle of Serenity	Circle of Serenity	201 Stadium Dr	Chesapeake	Discussion   English   Open Meeting +   Wheelchair Access
7:00 PM	Came To Believe Woman's Meeting	Came To Believe Woman's Meeting	233 Mann Dr	Chesapeake	Big Book   English   Literature +   Open Meeting   Women's Meeting
8:00 PM	Turning Point Group	St Thomas Episcopal Church	424 Church St W	Ahoskie	English
8:00 PM	Wedgewood Lakes Group	Crawford Fire House	121 Shawboro Rd	Moyock	English
8:00 PM	Great Bridge Thursday Night	Great Bridge Thursday Night	914 Centerville Turnpike S	Chesapeake	Discussion   English   Open Meeting +   Temporary Closure   Wheelchair Access
8:00 PM	Tyrrell County Group	Wesley Memorial Methodist Church	502 Main St	Columbia	English

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Hertford, North Carolina AA Meetings

Incorporated in 1758, the town of Hertford, North Carolina is the county seat of Perquimans County, and is located in the state’s Inner Banks region and the Hampton Roads region. If you or a loved one is seeking help from AA North Carolina for alcohol addiction, you can find that help nearby at AA meetings in Hertford. AA may not offer all the answers to your recovery process, but it may hold the key to your future sobriety. Even people who do very well in addiction treatment programs can struggle while changing over their lifestyle to support sobriety after treatment. This can become even more difficult if there are friends or family who do not support recovery and attempt to undermine your sobriety. Having AA meetings in Hertford to regularly attend provides a safe space to go when you feel vulnerable, an understanding community of people who have been where you are now, and a resource for getting support and advice on how to manage these kinds of vulnerable times to maintain the strength you obtained during addiction treatment. AA North Carolina is a free tool you can utilize to stay on track for a better future.