Is There Any Drug and Alcohol Treatment Center That Is Available to Me at No Cost?
Question by Misty B: Is there any drug and alcohol treatment center that is available to me at no cost?
Is there a drug and alcohol treatment center that is available to me at no cost and withing my local area capability?
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Answer by krazyladee
AA Meetings?
If you need something more, you can contact your county and based on your income, there are programs you can get into for free. Go to an AA meeting, they can help point you in the right direction.
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