Michigan Deaf/Hard of Hearing
AA/NA Meetings with Interpreters

For additional information contact your local area AA office and ask for the Special Needs Committee Representative or contact the Salvation Army Outreach Coordinater:
734–457–0661 (TTY)
734–457–4340 (V)

Michigan Association for Deaf and Hard of Hearing will also help with interpreted meetings. Contact 1–800–YOUR–EAR or nan@madhs.org

DEARBORN
Sunday 8:30 PM
AA
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
21915 Beech St.
(at the corner of Monroe - between Oakwood and Monroe)
Dearborn, MI 48124
Open Meeting
Handicap Accessible Non-Smoking

FERNDALE
Monday 7:30 PM
NA
Drayton Avenue Presbyterian
2441 Pinecrest Drive
Ferndale, Michigan
(Enter through the back door down the steps, through the kitchen) http://www.dapc.net

GRAND RAPIDS
Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services
Thursday 7:00PM - 9:00PM
AA
Faith Lutheran Church
2740 Fuller NE
Grand Rapids, MI

Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services
Tuesday and Thursday 7:00PM - 9:00PM
NA
South Alano Club
258 Celia St. SW
(off Buchanan Street just south of 28th Street)
Wyoming, MI

HOLLY
Monday 7:30 PM
AA
Holly Presbyterian Church
207 East Maple
Holly, Michigan

LANSING
Friday 8:00 P.M.
Alano East Club
220 S. Howard Street
Lansing, MI 48912
517/482–8957

For additional meetings in Lansing contact Brenda Cartwright bcartwright@lcc.edu or (517) 483-1410 (V/TTY)

MONROE
Sunday 9:00 AM
AA (New Beginnings)
The Salvation Army Harbor Light
3580 S. Custer Rd.
Monroe, MI

Monday 8:00 PM
NA
Church of the Nazarene
3401 S. Custer Rd.
Monroe, MI

Friday 1:30 PM
The Salvation Army Harbor Light
3580 S. Custer Rd.
Monroe, MI

ST. CLAIR SHORES
Monday, 7:00 PM
New Friends Big Book Study Group
First United Methodist Church
24036 Mack Ave.
St. Clair Shores MI 48080
Closed Discussion
Handicap Accessible Non-Smoking Big Book

Salvation Army Harbor Light
Substance Abuse Program for Deaf & Hard of Hearing People
(734) 457–0661 TTY
(734) 457–4340 Voice
This is Michigan’s only completely accessible in–patient program for people who are deaf and hard of hearing. The staff knows ASL. People stay at Harbor Light during treatment. The staff will help to find services and support in the home community after completion of the program.