Have a Drinking Problem?
Have a Drinking Problem?
YOU ARE NOT ALONE
Alcoholics Anonymous can help!
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We understand that making a start in Alcoholics Anonymous can seem to be daunting. We are here to help.
When you call or email, we will connect you with someone in your community who can talk to you about requests for help; AA is here to guide you on your path to sobriety.
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English Online meetings:
- Visit our Online meeting Listing.
Pamphlets from Alcoholics Anonymous World Services
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Contributions/Financials
A.A. is self-supporting through our own contributions. The district depends on contributions from individual members and A.A. groups. Here you will find information about how to contribute online or send in contributions, as well as links to our Financial Reports.
General Service
The General Service Office serves as a hub of information between A.A. Groups and is the home of A.A. World Services, which oversees the publication and distribution of all A.A. literature. Here you will find information about the yearly General Service Conference, where information is shared between Areas, World Services, and the General Service Office regarding current issues, policies, and literature updates.
District 33
District 33 is an online District that is part of the AA service structure that links all A.A. information in Area 58 of the General Service structure. Find the latest A.A. news in our DCM Newsletter, information about our meetings and events, standing committees and our policy documents.
GSR
General Service Representatives are the link in the chain of communication between our groups, the General Service Conference, and the world of A.A. Here you will find the online link to the GSR Kit containing various pamphlets and service manuals to help better understand the service structure of A.A.
Corrections
The AA Corrections Committee helps carry the message of Alcoholics Anonymous into correctional facilities, reaching people who often have little or no access to AA. Many incarcerated individuals are seeking a new way of life, and AA offers hope through recovery, personal responsibility, and one alcoholic helping another.