3:00
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New Orleans |
▲Paths to Recovery
Step Study 734 Nashville Ave red door, near corner of Magazine Street. |
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ATTENTION! Meeting in person as of August 8, 2021.
4:30
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Covington |
▲ Northshore Parents AFG
The Back Porch 414 N. New Hampshire St. |
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6:00
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Houma
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▲Lost But Found
243 Barrow St. Houma La 70360 Turn into the iron gates, meeting in Tucker Hall (No longer meeting in the library off of Belanger St) |
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6:15
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Metairie |
▲Sunday Night Parents Group
John Calvin Presbyterian Church 4201 Transcontinental |
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ATTENTION! This meeting is meeting electronically (see Local Electronic Meetings page).
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6:00
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New Orleans |
+ Slogans of Serenity
Our Lady of Guadalupe Church & International Shrine of St. Jude 411 N. Rampart St. New Orleans, LA 70112 Enter meeting room through the green doors in back of the church at 410 Basin Street, NOLA 70112 |
Free parking is available in the parking lot on N. Rampart Street caddy corner from the Chevron station and immediately across street from The New Orleans Police Station on 501.N.Rampart Street.
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ATTENTION! The meeting above begins meeting in person in November 2021 at the above new location and time.
* Al-Anon Adult Children Group
♥ Younger Member-Friendly Meeting
+ Primarily Gay Group
▲ “Families, Friends, and Observers Welcome” : These are Al-Anon meetings that allow attendance by people who are not families and friends of alcoholics but who are interested in learning about Al-Anon Family Groups. Such people occasionally include students and professionals who work with alcoholics and their families. Generally, Al-Anon group meetings are"Family and Friends Only", which are attended only by members and prospective members, giving them the freedom to share and listen to the experience, strength, and hope of one another on a confidential and anonymous basis.
♥ Younger Member-Friendly Meeting
+ Primarily Gay Group
▲ “Families, Friends, and Observers Welcome” : These are Al-Anon meetings that allow attendance by people who are not families and friends of alcoholics but who are interested in learning about Al-Anon Family Groups. Such people occasionally include students and professionals who work with alcoholics and their families. Generally, Al-Anon group meetings are"Family and Friends Only", which are attended only by members and prospective members, giving them the freedom to share and listen to the experience, strength, and hope of one another on a confidential and anonymous basis.
