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We are excited by the launch of our new un-official Alcoholics Anonymous web site and hope that each of you will share in that excitement. The purpose of this site is to provide information and social networking to support our fellow AA members. We believe that this site will meet a need for those interested in all matters related to AA within the scope of the Traditions.

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Alcoholics Anonymous a worldwide aid society that helps men and women to stop drinking alcohol. Alcoholics Anonymous AA is grounded in the proven development of character and self esteem with the use of AA's Twelve Step Program. Alcoholics Anonymous twelve-step program has allowed AA to help millions of people worldwide achieve sobriety and learn to live with their alcohol addiction. Alcoholics Anonymous offers free AA meetings that allow men and women to share their experiences, strengths and hopes with each other that they may help people control their alcoholism. AA membership is free and relies on its members intention and desire to stop drinking. Alcoholics Anonymous AA does not charge membership fees. The primary aspiration of Alcoholics Anonymous is to help members stay sober and also to help alcoholics achieve sobriety.

Alcoholics Anonymous AA meetings are Free and conducted by alcoholics. This Alcoholics Anonymous website provides information and free listings of AA meetings across the USA. Alcoholics Anonymous meetings listed typically feature speakers and AA members telling stories, along with open discussion meetings. Some Alcoholics Anonymous AA meetings involve book study sessions and related discussion of AA literature. Find AA meetings in your state, AA meetings by county, AA meeting by city, AA meetings by community, neighborhood and AA meetings nearest you. Alcoholics Anonymous strives to meet the needs of those interested in all matters related to AA within the scope of the Alcoholics Anonymous traditions. If you are looking for a meeting click on the official web site of Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc.

If you are in need of immediate assistance, please call a counselor for immediate help (877) 515-1255. Alcohol and Drug RehabCounselors specializing in alcohol addiction drug treatment and substance abuse issues are standing by ready to listen and address any questions or concerns that you may have. Alcoholics Anonymous is supported by caring individuals with a genuine desire to help you achieve sobriety. Alcoholics Anonymous guides individuals struggling with alcohol addiction to AA meetings and recovery that helps prevent painful relapse. We offer many resources that can help individuals identify problematic behavioral patterns and help establish the best approach to fully overcome the challenging obstacles of alcohol addiction.