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Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)

A worldwide fellowship offering mutual-support meetings and a structured abstinence-based program for people who want to stop drinking.

Telehealth services available

About this listing

Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of people who share their experience, strength, and hope with each other so that they may solve their common problem and help others recover from alcoholism. AA publishes a 12-step program of recovery and offers meetings in person and online.

Meeting formats, availability, and languages vary widely by area. AA's official website publishes the authoritative meeting finder and information about the program.

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Listing details

Service categories
Alcoholics Anonymous Meetings • Other Peer Support Resources
Services
In-person meetings • Online meetings • 12-step program • Sponsorship and fellowship
Levels of care
Peer-led recovery support
Populations served
All populations • Women • Men • LGBTQ+
Age groups
All ages
Languages
English • Spanish
Payment options
No cost to participant
Insurance notes
No insurance required. Groups are self-supporting through voluntary contributions.
Accessibility
Meeting accessibility varies by location; contact local groups for details.
Verification source
Alcoholics Anonymous official website
Last verified
October 20, 2026

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