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Support Groups:

Alcohol.411

This site contains articles and news of interest to recovering alcoholics.

http://alcohol411.info

Alcoholics Victorious

AV is a growing network of Twelve Step groups that approach recovery from a Christian perspective. People who recognize Jesus Christ as their Higher Power gather to share their experience, strength, and hope.

http://www.alcoholicsvictorious.org/

Alcoholism Recovery Resources

A page of links to AA and Al-Anon resources. Includes chats, newsgroups, recovery software, gifts, and drunk humor.

http://www.angelfire.com/ak3/sitkarecovery/resources.html

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

The Ark Foundation

Provides help for alcoholics within the catering industry and aims to increase the awareness of the extremely serious nature of alcoholism.

http://www.thearkfoundation.co.uk

Children of Alcoholics Foundation

COAF is a national non-profit that provides a range of educational materials and services to help professionals, children, and adults break the cycle of parental substance abuse.

http://www.coaf.org/default.htm

Getting Them Sober

Free videos and free reports, for recovering persons and health professionals; ongoing discussion bulletin board for support and to post seminars, job openings in health; free email newsletter.

http://www.gettingthemsober.com/

JACS

"Jewish Alcoholics, Chemically-dependent-persons, and Significant-others" offers writings about Judaism and recovery. Includes a list of groups.

http://www.jacsweb.org/

Matt Talbot Retreats

A group of recovering alcoholics who find Matt Talbot spiritual retreats have helped them to practice the steps and achieve a greater degree of serenity and joy.

http://www.matttalbotretreats.org/

Overcomers Outreach

OO is a bridge between the traditional 12-Step programs and the church. Christian based.

http://www.overcomersoutreach.org/

Overcomers Recovery Support

Their program offers twelve-step recovery education and Biblical counseling.

http://www.recoverysupport.org/

Women For Sobriety

WFS is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping women overcome alcoholism and other addictions.

http://www.womenforsobriety.org/

Edmonton Sober Club Applies for Liquor License to Avoid No-Smoking Bylaw

The city wouldn't allow an exception to smoking laws. A liquor license may let sober members smoke in an alcohol free environment. (September 28, 2003)

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