Hiawassee Group

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2 weekly times

Hiawassee Group meets on Sunday and Thursday in Young Harris, Georgia at the Red Cross Building. This discussion, open meeting welcomes anyone interested in learning about recovery from alcoholism.

Weekly Meeting Schedule

This meeting takes place twice weekly across 2 different days.

Sunday
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Meeting Format
Discussion
Open
Languages Spoken
English
Thursday
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Other
Big Book Study
Languages Spoken
English

Location & Map

Red Cross Building

1298 Jack Dayton Cir, Young Harris, GA 30582, USA

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