Crystal Meth Anonymous (CMA) has been making a profound impact on addicts who are unable to attend traditional meetings by bringing the fellowship to them through Hospitals and Institutions. These committees around the country organize meetings in rehabs, sober living homes, hospitals, and jails, ensuring that those who need support receive it. We spoke with … Continue reading “H&I Around the United States”
By Dale G. Nine months into a two-year sentence at the California Institute for Men in Chino, I was sober—not by choice, but by circumstance. My hope for the future was as hazy as the fog that rolled in each night. Then I heard a rumor: the AA meetings had coffee. I didn’t know what … Continue reading “Finding hope behind bars: My experience with an H&I panel in prison”