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1. www.drugaddictsanonymous.org.ukDrug Addicts Anonymous UK

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   AM I AN ADDICT? If you are experiencing problems stopping or controlling the amount of drugs you take then Drug Addicts Anonymous (DAA) may have the solution to your addiction.

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3. alladdictsanonymous.orgAll Addicts Anonymous – A program of recovery for all addicts ...

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   “The All Addicts Anonymous Program changed my life from one of pain and despair and ugliness into one of joy and brightness and gratitude.” — Meredith P., depression addict Jim H.

4. ukna.orgWelcome to UKNA | UKNA | Narcotics Anonymous in the United ...

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   We are Narcotics Anonymous in the United Kingdom & Channel Islands. If you have a problem with drugs, we are recovering drug addicts who can help you get and stay clean.

5. www.drugaddictsanonymous.org.uk › about-daaAbout Daa | Drug Addicts Anonymous

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   DAA membership is open to anyone who has a desire to stop using drugs, yet find themself unable to do so. In DAA, drug addicts recover by following the Twelve Step programme outlined in the Alcoholics Anonymous Basic Text , with guidance from a sponsor.

6. addictanonymous.co.ukAddict Anonymous

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   This site has been created by recovered addicts and alcoholics to host a place to share their stories of recovery in a public forum, in the hope it may help the still suffering and struggling, as well as their families and friends to understand this illness and find their way out of their own addictions Your Not Alone "There Is A Solution"

7. www.drugaddictsanonymous.org.uk › contact-usCONTACT US | DAA 2020 site - Drug Addicts Anonymous UK

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   If you think you may have a problem with drugs, or have any questions about Drug Addicts Anonymous, you can speak to a recovered addict in the following ways: Call our Helpline: 0300 030 3000. Open 10am - 10pm, calls are charged at the normal landline rate.

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   What is Drug Addicts Anonymous?

   • Provide letters of reference to parole boards, lawyers, or courts. Drug Addicts Anonymous was founded in Sweden in 1997 and is the first 12-step fellowship that was founded outside the United States. Drug Addicts Anonymous has now grown and there are meetings in at least eight cities in Sweden with up to some 33 meetings a week.

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   What is Drug Addicts Anonymous Australia?

   • BY FOLLOWING THE PROGRAM OFFERED BY DRUG ADDICTS ANONYMOUS (DAA) you can recover from a seemingly hopeless condition of mind and body. Drug Addicts Anonymous Australia is a fellowship of men and women who have recovered, or are recovering, from drug addiction by following the Twelve Steps outlined in the Alcoholics Anonymous Basic Text.

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   Where is Drug Addicts Anonymous based?

   • Founded in Sweden in 1997, the fellowship of Drug Addicts Anonymous is now established in Russia, the United States and here in the UK. The first UK DAA group started in April 2009, and there are now a growing number of groups in the UK. We hold regular meetings to share our experience with any drug addict seeking help with their problem.

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   How has the all Addicts Anonymous program changed your life?

   • “The All Addicts Anonymous Program changed my life from one of pain and despair and ugliness into one of joy and brightness and gratitude.”— Meredith P., depression addict “I feel much better now — physically, mentally, and spiritually. God is real to me in a way He never was before.”— Jim H., alcohol and drug addict

   All Addicts Anonymous – A program of recovery for all addicts and all

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   How much does it cost to join Alcoholics Anonymous?

   • There are no membership fees or dues. DAA membership is open to anyone who has a desire to stop using drugs, yet find themself unable to do so. In DAA, drug addicts recover by following the Twelve Step programme outlined in the Alcoholics Anonymous Basic Text , with guidance from a sponsor.

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   Who is a member of Alcoholics Anonymous (DAA)?

   • DAA membership is open to anyone who has a desire to stop using drugs, yet find themself unable to do so. In DAA, drug addicts recover by following the Twelve Step programme outlined in the Alcoholics Anonymous Basic Text , with guidance from a sponsor. DAA is not in any sense a religious body; it is a fellowship founded upon spiritual principles.

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9. www.alcoholics-anonymous.org.ukHome - Alcoholics Anonymous Great Britain

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   Alcoholics Anonymous - here for you. At AA, alcoholics help each other. We will support you. You are not alone. Together, we find strength and hope. You are one step away. Call free 0800 917 7650, email help@aamail.org or ask any questions in the live chat box. Get help now.