The C.P.C.P.I. Service Committee
The C.P.C.P.I Service Committee of the Tri-County Intergroup of Alcoholics Anonymous shares A.A.'s alcoholism recovery program in Raleigh, and surrounding areas of Wake, Franklin, and Warren Counties with professionals and the general public. Learn more about how we cooperate with the public (C.P.C.) and provide public information (P.I.) to assist with recovery from alcoholism in Raleigh.
The Bridging the Gap Committee
Bridging the Gap provides assistance to individuals leaving an alcoholism treatment center in Raleigh and surrounding areas. Volunteers for this service committee help individuals to become acquainted with AA and find Alcoholics Anonymous meetings where they can find the experience, strength and hope to continue in recovery from alcoholism in Raleigh and surrounding areas.
The Tri-County Intergroup Helpline
The Tri-County Intergroup Helpline provides assistance for those with a drinking problem in Raleigh NC and surrounding areas 24 hours a day. Volunteers for the Helpline carry the AA message of recovery from alcoholism to those in need, offering assistance finding AA meetings in Raleigh and sharing their experience, strength and hope. Contact us today to become a Helpline volunteer.
Grapevine Service Committee
The Grapevine is the international journal of Alcoholics Anonymous. The A.A. Grapevine is written, edited, illustrated, and read by AA members and others interested in recovery from alcoholism in Raleigh and across the world. The Grapevine is a lifeline linking one alcoholic to another. Contact us today to volunteer with the Grapevine Service Committee of the Tri-County Intergroup of A.A.
The Corrections Service Committee
The Corrections Correspondence Service (C.C.S.) of theTri-County Intergroup links A.A. members who are incarcerated with A.A. members on the outside allowing an interchange of experience, strength, and hope. Contact the Corrections Service Committee of Tri-County Intergroup to become a volunteer or learn more about our assistance with recovery from alcoholism for those who are incarcerated.
The Treatment Facilities Committee
The Treatment Facilities Committee brings AA meetings into hospitals, institutions, and alcoholism treatment centers in Raleigh and surrounding areas. Volunteers on this committee offer their experience, strength, and hope on how to stop drinking in Raleigh and assist individuals once they are released. Contact us to assist with carrying the AA message to alcohol treatment centers in Raleigh.
The Tri-County Intergroup is a resource for all AA groups in its service area of Wake, Franklin and Warren counties of central North Carolina. We offer a 24-hour support for anyone who needs help with a drinking problem. We provide AA members with a meeting list, many service opportunities, and upcoming events in our area. Our office has a bookstore where AA materials can be purchased at cost, AA meetings take place, and A.A. service committees meet. The Tri-County Intergroup is there to fulfill the Primary Purpose of Alcoholics Anonymous: to stay sober and help other alcoholics to achieve sobriety.
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Office Location: 3948 Browning Place Room 347 Raleigh, NC 27609 Office Phone: (919) 783-8214 | Office Hours: Sunday CLOSED Monday CLOSED Tuesday 10:00 am – 2:00 pm Wednesday 10:00 am – 2:00 pm Thursday 10:00 am – 2:00 pm Friday 10:00 am – 2:00 pm Saturday 10:00 am – 2:00 pm |
Contact the Tri-County Intergroup of Alcoholics Anonymous
Contact us online or call the Tri-County Intergroup of Alcoholics Anonymous Office at (919) 783-8214 during business hours for information about Service Committees, literature or AA materials. If you need immediate help with a drinking problem in Raleigh or surrounding areas of Wake, Warren & Franklin Counties, call the Helpline 24 hours a day at (919) 783-6144. A volunteer will take your call and provide their experience, strength and hope on recovery from alcoholism in Raleigh and beyond. The Tri-County Intergroup of Alcoholics Anonymous is here to help those who want to quit drinking in Raleigh, Cary, Apex, Morrisville, and Wake Forest.