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Alcoholics Anonymous® is an international mutual aid fellowship aimed at helping individuals recover from alcoholism. The organization is non-professional, self-supporting, and apolitical. The primary purpose of A.A. is to stay sober and help other alcoholics achieve sobriety. Founded in the United States in 1935, Alcoholics Anonymous has since spread worldwide, including to Brazil with Alcoólicos Anônimos do Brasil. The program, based on the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions, offers support and companionship to those struggling with alcohol addiction. A.A. meetings are open to anyone seeking help, with no requirement for membership other than a desire to stop drinking. The community provides a safe space for individuals to share their experiences, gain insights, and find encouragement to overcome their dependency on alcohol. Attendees are not required to provide personal identification and can participate anonymously. Through sharing stories of recovery and practicing the principles of the program, members offer hope to others who may be struggling. The official website of Alcoólicos Anônimos do Brasil offers information on meeting locations, online resources, literature, events, and contact details for those interested in learning more about the fellowship. Whether you are personally affected by alcoholism or seeking to support a loved one in recovery, Alcoholics Anonymous provides a welcoming environment for those on the path to sobriety.
