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12-Step Recovery Meetings at GalanoAl-Anon MeetingsAlcoholics Anonymous Meetings +10 more
Galano is a recovery clubhouse in Midtown Atlanta. It gives 12-step groups a safe place to meet and welcomes LGBTQ+ people and friends. More than 55 meetings a week are held, such as AA, Al-Anon, NA, CMA, OA and SCA, in person and some online.
585 Dutch Valley Road Northeast Atlanta
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Ascensa Health is a nonprofit in Atlanta that helps adults with drug and alcohol problems. It offers detox, live-in treatment, outpatient treatment, medicine for addiction and ongoing recovery support. It serves people who are low-income, homeless or without insurance, and state funding can help pay.
139 Renaissance Parkway Northeast Atlanta
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Atlanta In-Person MeetingBen's Friends FemmesBen's Friends Men +3 more
Ben's Friends is a group of sober people who work in restaurants, bars and hospitality. It holds free-to-join style peer support meetings on Zoom every day, plus a family meeting, and lists a local in-person meeting in Atlanta. The pages do not say what the meetings cost.
500 Pharr Rd NE Atlanta
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Atlanta Monday Hybrid MeetingAtlanta Saturday Online MeetingAtlanta Wednesday Hybrid Meeting +3 more
Sexual Compulsives Anonymous is a 12-step group for people who want to stop compulsive sex. Members share their stories with each other at meetings that can be in person, online or by phone. The group has no dues or fees, and its website offers free program pieces such as the 20 questions, the steps and the tools.
585 Dutch Valley Rd NE Atlanta
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Buckhead Families Anonymous — Group 1639Buckhead Families Anonymous MeetingCovenant Community Atlanta Families Anonymous Meeting +11 more
Families Anonymous is a 12-step group for relatives and friends of people with drug, alcohol or related behavior problems. Members meet to support each other, in person, online, by phone and by email. Meetings are open to all, and there are no dues or fees.
2744 Peachtree Rd NW Atlanta
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Daily 12-Step Meetings & Big Book StudyGroup Therapy & Focus and Feelings GroupLife Skills, Fitness and Nutrition Classes +1 more
Ezekiel's Valley is a faith-based nonprofit that gives men in recovery from drugs or alcohol a furnished place to live while they get back on their feet. Residents take part in 12-step meetings, recovery classes, drug testing, and help finding work. It also runs a housing program for men leaving prison who have no place to go.
716 Cedar Ave. Atlanta
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Group Therapy and Support GroupsHarm Reduction GroupIMPACT Intensive Outpatient Program +3 more
Positive Impact Health Centers has a center in Decatur that offers HIV medical care, HIV testing, prevention medicine, counseling, and addiction treatment. Most services are for people living with HIV, and many are priced by what you can pay. HIV testing is free, and regular screenings are walk-in.
523 Church Street Decatur
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Mental Health GroupRyan White Support GroupSubstance Use Services / F.R.E.E. +1 more
Aniz is a nonprofit health and support agency in downtown Atlanta. It offers counseling, substance use help, HIV and STI testing, PrEP consultations, services for people living with HIV, and support groups. The office is open Monday to Friday.
236 Forsyth Street SW #300 Atlanta
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Recovery Resources ServicesRecovery Support Group MeetingsFamilies of Hope +1 more
Covenant Community is a live-in recovery program in Atlanta for men who are homeless and recovering from drug or alcohol use. Men get counseling, help finding work, and help finding stable housing. It also runs a peer-led recovery support center in Midtown that is free to anyone seeking or in recovery.
623 Spring St., NW Atlanta
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421 - Life After MarijuanaAtlanta-area 12-step recovery meetingsCreative Workshop (First Saturday of each month, 1:00–2:30 PM Eastern) +5 more
Marijuana Anonymous is a free peer support group for people who want to stop using marijuana. Members help each other using the 12 Steps. Meetings are held online and by phone, with some in person in certain areas.
1031 Virginia Ave Hapeville
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MothersXMothersWellness Group (Monthly)Women's Circle (Listed as a monthly program)
Refugee Women's Network is a Georgia nonprofit that helps refugee and immigrant women and their families build a new life. Staff help with settling in, job readiness, starting a food business, leadership, health and outdoor activities. There is also a youth program for Afghan youth ages 15 to 24.
500 South Columbia Drive Decatur
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Double Trouble in Recovery (DTR)Weekly wellness and peer support groupsY'all Recovery (All Recovery meeting)
This is a peer support center in Decatur, run by the Georgia Mental Health Consumer Network. It offers a weekly lineup of groups, recovery meetings, arts, games, and evening respite support. Call the day you plan to visit, because the schedule can change.
444 Sycamore Drive Decatur
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Family ServicesFamily STEP Education and SupportSpouse and Partner Support Group
Skyland Trail is a nonprofit mental health treatment center in Atlanta. Adults 18 and older and teens 14 to 17 can stay on campus or come for day treatment. The team includes psychiatrists, therapists, nurses and primary care doctors. Families can also get education and support.
1903 North Druid Hills RD NE Atlanta
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Addictive Disease Peer Support ProgramThe DOOR (DeKalb Open Opportunities for Recovery)
STAND, Inc. is a nonprofit in Decatur that has worked since 1999 to help people with addiction. It offers day and evening outpatient treatment, peer support, supportive transitional housing, and a peer-led recovery center called The DOOR. People can start by sending a referral form or by calling.
4086 Covington Highway Decatur
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Men and Women for Human Excellence is a recovery organization with an office in Decatur. It offers drug and alcohol counseling and mental health help for adults 18 and older. It also describes emergency shelter and transitional housing for homeless adults in DeKalb County.
1026 Holcombe Road Decatur
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Weekly Recovery/Reentry Support Group
The Life Unit is a nonprofit that helps people affected by jail or prison. It runs a free weekly online support group, a re-entry course, mentoring for young men ages 12 to 25, and court diversion classes for people who could face jail. It was started by a formerly incarcerated man.
2260 Northlake Pkwy #100 Tucker
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Women of Exchange Empowerment (WoEE)Celebrate Life! Spiritual Wellness Recovery
Divine Exchange Ministry is a faith-based nonprofit that started in 1996 and serves the Washington, DC area. It is now setting up services in Metro Atlanta. It offers free community programs such as prayer gatherings, women's groups, spiritual wellness recovery support, youth prevention classes, and referrals.
1441 Woodmont Ln., NW Atlanta
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Individual & Group CounselingPeer support and recovery support
Alliance Recovery Center runs an outpatient clinic in Decatur for people with opioid addiction. It gives methadone or buprenorphine medicine, along with required one-on-one counseling and daily medical care. The group has worked in Georgia since 1996 and is CARF accredited.
1116 East Ponce de Leon Avenue Decatur
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Douglas County Recovery ProgramFamily TherapyPeer recovery and SMART Recovery meetings
Newport Integrated Behavioral Healthcare has treated mental health and drug or alcohol problems together since 1999. It offers a 24-hour detox for adults, medicine for opioid addiction, counseling, and psychiatric care for children, teens, and adults. It also runs free recovery support, SMART Recovery meetings, and free naloxone in Douglasville.
1810 Moseri Road Decatur
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Drug and Alcohol SupportGriefShare
World Changers Church International is a large church in College Park led by Pastors Creflo and Taffi Dollar. It holds services on Sundays and Wednesdays. Its volunteer ministries include a food bank, a recovery program, GriefShare, counseling, and help for people in a housing or food emergency.
2500 Burdett Rd College Park
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