Narcotics Anonymous meeting held every Wednesday. Open meeting, everyone is welcome.

Provide free naloxone nasal spray and opioid overdose awareness and education.

Provides an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting for any individual seeking to stop drinking. Provides a program with a framework for self-examination and a road to recovery, free of alcohol.

Provides several substance use support groups, including Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, Cocaine Anonymous, and Heroin Anonymous.

Provides patient-centered substance abuse services through assessments, counseling, and recovery plan focused on drug and/or alcohol recovery. Treatment may include: * Intensive Outpatient Therapy * Medical Assisted Treatment Porgrams * Residential Programs * Peer Support Groups Wrap-around services are also provided to address barriers to treatment. * Services are faith-based and LGBTQIA+ inclusive.

Provides individual counseling and support groups to help smokers, vapers, and users of smokeless tobacco quit smoking. The program includes behavioral counseling and medical supervision.

Sponsors twelve-step mutual support group meetings within the local community to assist alcoholics and their families and friends in overcoming their drinking problem through mutual support at regular meetings. Offer meetings for specific populations (LGBTQ, Men and Women only groups). Some groups provide proof of attendance at meetings for those who are required by the courts to attend these meetings. Child care may be available for certain groups.

Provides support groups for individuals with substance use addictions and their families or those who have lost someone as a result of drug use.

Provides support for individuals with substance use disorder. Meeting locations and times vary.

Offers in-person and online support groups to individuals who want to get and stay free from alcohol and drug use disorders. The group does not use the 12-step program, but provides peer support and tools to help individuals build and maintain their own personal recovery program.

Provide free naloxone nasal spray and opioid overdose awareness and education.

Offers a 12-step program to individuals recovering from drug use. Program is hosted by the church, but not a ministry of the church.

Offers mutual support groups for individuals recovering from alcohol use disorder related issues. Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strengths, and hope with each other that they may solve their common problems regarding alcohol use disorder related issues. The primary purpose of AA is to stay sober and help other individuals with alcohol abuse issues to achieve sobriety.

Family support is an important component in the recovery process. Free, weekly support groups cover practical topics such as communication techniques and traps; addressing triggers and cravings; coping with possible relapse; anger management; rebuilding trust; establishing boundaries; and gaining a deeper insight into what to expect as a person progresses in their recovery journey. By teaching all members of the family about the disease of chemical dependency, successful recoveries increase and relapses decrease. The third Thursday of the month Rigel hosts a potluck for families and their loved ones in recovery.

NA provides offers an Online, Telephone, and Face to Face meeting locator for callers to search for support group meetings in their area.

Provides self-help support groups for women to overcome alcohol and/or drug addictions. Uses a Thirteen Statement program that encourages emotional and spiritual growth. Offers face-to-face group meetings and online support groups (chats) that are led by a leader. Also offers a private and secure online forum through a message board.

Provides a support group for people struggling with alcohol or drug use.

Based off of a 12-step program offering a variety of free support groups and educational literature for people whose loved ones are alcoholics

Offers peer support groups that vary by focus and activity type. Includes groups oriented specifically towards specific substances such as heroin, and other activities oriented towards all substance use disorders. Formats include traditional Narcotics Anonymous groups, Christian oriented groups, Atheist/Agnostic group, fitness focused groups and less structured supportive activites. Also offers groups for families impacted by substance use disorder.

Self-Management And Recovery Training (SMART) is a global community of mutual-support groups. Online meeting for friends and family of those who struggle with addiction.

Provides a peer-based Narcotics Anonymous Support Group that is open to the public.

A fellowship that uses twelve steps adapted from Alcoholics Anonymous to deal with the addiction to nicotine in all its forms. Offers face-to-face, internet, and/or telephone meetings. Members maintain anonymity (first names only). Free literature is available at meetings. Also provides information on the agency's website.

Provides drug and alcohol use support groups to aid individuals in recovery.