American Indian Council on Alcoholism, Inc.

About

“American Indian Council on Alcoholism, Inc. (AICA) is here to support individuals, families and organizations as we work together to reduce the incidence of substance use disorders in the Milwaukee Urban Indian community. Our skilled and caring helpers and state-certified clinical substance abuse counselors provide a wide range of educational and supportive services while maintaining a confidential environment for our community to find healing, sobriety, recovery and wellness – one choice at a time.” – from their website

American Indian Council on Alcoholism’s services are open to American Indian individuals and others residing within American Indian households throughout the greater Milwaukee area. All counseling and prevention services are provided free of charge. 

Contact:
Address of Main Clinic Site: 6520 W. Layton Ave., Suite 103 Greenfield, WI 53220
Phone: (414) 930-9210

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