• Marina Dock A safe, clean and sober meeting facility and social club, open to the public since 1986.

• Nar-Anon of Michigan Information on the organization, and schedule of meetings.

• Naranon of CT and MA A support group for families, relatives, and friends of people who are addicted to or recovering from drugs.

• Narcotics Anonymous World Services Lots of information about NA. Find meetings. Read pamphlets. Contact NA. Read their magazine 'NA Way.

• Quit Abuse Society Resources and information group for the many faces of abuse with chat and message boards and related links for support.

• Recovery Inn Free help for those who want to stop their addictions. No counselers, not a religious program. Members have been there and found a way to stay clean and sober and help others.

• Recovery Wisdom, One Day at a Time Twelve step slogans, start your day with a new slogan, send in your own and get a free book.

• Righteous Oaks Recovery Center A site giving all pertinent information about the formation, operation, philosophies and testimonies concerning the success of their six month and more.

• Secular Organizations for Sobriety An international network of peer support groups for recovering alcoholics and drug addicts.

• Secular Organizations for Sobriety A non-religious support group for people who want to give up alcohol or drugs. Located in Rochester, New York.

• Solpadeine Addiction Support Group Self help support group for people addicted to Solpadeine over-the-counter painkillers.

• Steppin' Out - The 12 Step Radio Show Where alcoholics and addicts share their true stories of before and after drinking and sobriety. In New York City.

• The Recovery Zone Features 12 step recovery resources with information and help for people suffering from alcoholism, drug addiction, smoking addiction, compulsive eating disorders, and gambling addiction.

• The Triangle Club of Washington, DC Provides meeting space for 12-step groups and recovery activities for Gay and Lesbian people of the Washington Metropolitan area.

• Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users VANDU is a group of IV drug users and former drug users who work to improve the lives of people who use illicit drugs. They do this through user-based peer support and education.

• Working Sobriety Provides a forum for examining addictions and compulsive behaviors to support recovery from the family disease of addiction using the Twelve Step Programs.