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Call * drop in * no referral required. Eligibility / Target Population : Individuals affected by alcoholism. Languages : English * French. Language Notes : French reception, programs, publications, and website. Area Served : Northeastern Ontario.
If you are new to Alcoholics Anonymous or are wondering how to join us, welcome. GTA Intergroup is the body of Alcoholics Anonymous in The Greater Toronto Area that serves as a forum for discussion and a focus for cooperation.
Ottawa Intergroup AA has a Zero Tolerance Policy to ensure all volunteers are treated with dignity and respect. This means aggressive or violent behaviour on the phone or otherwise, will not be tolerated. If you have questions, please call 613.237.6000 or email info@ottawaaa.org.
Meetings. For members to “share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism.”.
Application Process. Drop in to attend any open in-person meeting; call or visit website for times and locations of in-person and online meetings, or for directory of local groups. Toll Free. 1-877-404-5591 - Help Line (Ontario) Office. 416-487-5591 - Help Line. Fax. 416-487-5855. TTY. 416-928-2521 ; 1-866-831-4657. Website. Visit Website. Email.
Get advice from a helpline. ConnexOntario is a directory of community mental health and addictions services in Ontario. You can connect with someone for information and referral to services in your community 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by: phone: toll-free at 1-866-531-2600. live online chat.
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Anyone may attend an open meeting. Open and Closed meetings are identified on the meeting list with the code “O” for Open and “C” for Closed. Newcomers are welcome to both.
