As a result of the Coronavirus, The General Service Office of Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc. in NYC is closed until further notice. '
Here are some resources to find sobriety during this outbreak from AA.org:
A.A. groups use digital platforms to find sobriety during the COVID-19 outbreak
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