New AA group for Costa de la Luz

ALCOHOLICS Anonymous (AA) is now running an English-speaking help group in Vejer.

AA offers support and information for anybody who is affected by a drinking problem.

“We’re always happy to give more information to anyone who’s interested, and especially to talk to anyone who feels they may need help,” said a spokesman.

For more information, ring 693 474 647 or 669 843 065.

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