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Sponsored| Time | Name | Location / Group | Address / Platform | Region | |
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| 12:00 PM | Nooners | Nooners | 905 S Main St | Wake Forest | English Newcomer Open Meeting |
| 12:00 PM | Henderson Central Group | Gillburg United Methodist Church | 4815 NC-39 | Henderson | Discussion English Open Meeting |
| 12:00 PM | Roanoke Rapids Group | Roanoke Rapids Group | 1212 E 10th St | Roanoke Rapids | Closed Meeting Discussion English |
| 12:00 PM | Brown Bag Group | Brown Bag Group | 1210 S Wesleyan Blvd | Rocky Mount | English Open Meeting Wheelchair Access |
| 3:00 PM | Progress Not Perfection - Women's Meeting | Progress Not Perfection | Online Wake Forest, NC 27587 | Wake Forest | Closed Meeting Discussion English + Newcomer Speaker Women's Meeting |
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Warrenton, North Carolina AA Meetings
Warrenton is the county seat of Warren County in North Carolina. This historical town has several residents dealing with varying degrees of alcohol addictions and unhealthy dependence on harmful substances. These addictions leave people in a sorry state, and many of them are unable to access the help they need to pick up themselves and chase more productive life causes. This is why AA meetings in Warrenton are open to as many people within the town who want to become sober from alcohol. Dealing with alcohol and other forms of addictions is more effective when done as part of a community, and AA North Carolina provides more than just this. Members are very encouraging and understanding, and they share their experiences with similar addictions and how they overcame them. They also guide participants through so many useful recovery programs, from therapy to counseling, and even more individual-centered programs like candlelight meetings, men only, and women-only meetings. These have led to so many great recoveries, and impressive progress has been observed. Treatments are at no cost to participants. It begins with alcohol detoxification (carried out at an inpatient treatment facility) to medical observation and even prescription administration. Reach out to our specialists if you have any questions.