I have gone to a few meetings here. I have liked them so far so I think I will keep on going. There are also a lot of other meetings and some nice people.
About Verde Valley Alano Club
Verde Valley Alano Club is a sober meeting space in Cottonwood, Arizona offering peer-led 12-step recovery support for individuals and families across the Verde Valley.
The club hosts regular meetings rooted in Alcoholics Anonymous principles, welcoming members of AA, NA, Al-Anon, ACA, CoDA and other fellowships.
Its mission is to provide a clean, sober and welcoming environment where people in recovery can grow personally and socially alongside others who understand the journey.
12-Step Recovery Support
The club’s primary focus is fostering fellowship and long-term sobriety through peer-led 12-step meetings rather than clinical treatment.
As a nonprofit Alano club, it provides meeting space for autonomous recovery groups and connects members with broader regional and online recovery resources.
Meetings center on reading the Big Book, working the steps and being of service to others in recovery.
Members can also take a break between meetings to share coffee and conversation with peers, creating a supportive home base that reinforces sober living one day at a time.
A Welcoming Hub for Fellowships and Families
Beyond AA, the club opens its doors to multiple 12-step fellowships and family-focused programs like Al-Anon and Adult Children of Alcoholics.
This inclusive approach makes it a versatile gathering place for anyone seeking sober community, whether they are new to recovery or supporting a loved one.
Verde Valley Alano Club also offers access to linked Zoom meetings for added flexibility.
As a self-sustaining nonprofit, the club offers free peer-support meetings and does not bill insurance.
Edited by:
Patti Croft, MBA
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Great people and place to meet sober friends and get recovery
Reviewed on 02/19/2019
I have gone to a few meetings here. I have liked them so far so I think I will keep on going. There are also a lot of other meetings and some nice people.
It's not a bad place to go for an AA, CMA, or CA meeting .. If your looking for a meeting in town it's the spot just an average meeting.
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1309 E Cherry St
Cottonwood, AZ 86326
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