Alcoholics Anonymous
Have a problem with alcohol? There is a solution.
Overview
Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) is a global fellowship founded in 1935, offering a 12-step program to support individuals recovering from alcoholism. With a focus on peer support, A.A. provides free meetings worldwide, resources like the Big Book and 12 Steps and 12 Traditions, and events such as the 2025 International Convention in Vancouver. The General Service Office (GSO) supports groups, publishes literature, and fosters community through newsletters and sobriety tools like the Meeting Guide App.
Facility Features
- 12-Step Program
- Peer Support
- Sponsorship
- Group Meetings
- Sobriety Literature
- Online Meetings
- International Events
Clinical Specialties
Alcohol Addiction
Peer Support
Sobriety Maintenance
Facility Type
Community Fellowship
Populations Served
Adults
Adolescents (through Alateen)
All Genders
All Backgrounds
Languages Offered
English
Multiple Languages
Contact Information
Admission Process
No formal admissions; attend any A.A. meeting by finding one through the website (Find A.A. Near You) or Meeting Guide App.