SIS is a women's AA meeting with a weekly topic. First greeting contains general information about the group.

Contact SIS at the address below to subscribe or for further information.

Sober & Proud Online is a closed group of Alcoholics Anonymous for straight, gay, and lesbian members. The group adheres to the 12 steps & 12 traditions of AA. The only requirement to join, is the desire to stop drinking. There is a weekly topic for discussion but not limited. This is "Your" meeting.

Call 712-432-0075, pass code 654443#
Sun - BB Study, 10pm EST
Mon - Beginners, 10pm EST
Tue - Vision for You, 10pm EST
Wed - BB Study, 10pm EST
Thu - 12x12, 10pm EST
Fri - Promises/Topic, 10pm/Midnight
Sat - Daily Rflctns/Topic,10pm/Midnight
Everyday - Topic Discussion, 12 Noon EST

We are a small group of recovering alcoholics who are also gay. We use our email to share experience, strength, and hope with each other, so we can get and stay sober. We don't offer professional addictions counseling nor are we a replacement for face to face meetings. We are like a daily vitamin taken in addition to eating a balanced diet. In many cases, there are no local outlets for gay alcoholics, in which event, we are a pretty good substitute, but we try to encourage finding a group in which you can become a comfortable participant.

While many of us are members of AA, we are not associated or affiliated with, endorsed or approved by Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc., however we usually try to confine the conversation to how our alcoholism has previously and continues to affect our lives, and what we do to maintain our sobriety.

If we can help you, you can help us keep Sobriety First!

The Sounds of Sobriety online email group was formed to help us who have a hearing loss (deaf, deafened, or hard of hearing) to find a place to recover from alcoholism. For many of us, face-to-face AA meetings no longer work. All members of AA, or those who think they may have a problem with alcohol, are welcome.

We are an audio group holding regular meetings daily. We practice the 12 Twelve Traditions in our group.

8pm daily EST (Sydney, Australia, time zone)

To access our group:

1. Download a small program from "Paltalk" then register a nick name.

2. Click on the "groups" tab and go through the list until you come to the "Health Related and Body" lobby.

3. Enter and select the Southern Cross AA Meeting Group Group.

The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. The Staying Cyber Group holds weekly AA meetings on the Web. The meetings use a guest book discussion format. Each topic runs for a full week so that you may read or contribute at your convenience. The Guidelines page will explain how to participate.

The site is accessible with any web browser.

There are 19 A.A. meetings a week scheduled at Step Chat, and an open chat room is available 24/7. Confirmation of meeting attendance is also available.

For your protection, our chat rooms require registration and a password, but you can use an alias to register.

Online email group, sharing experience, strength, and hope with other alcoholics and family members or friends. Encorage face to face meetings whenever possible and face to face sponsorship. Big Book and 12 & 12 highly relied on as well as other AA resources.

TG-AA is a group of transgender individuals who are members of Alcoholics Anonymous. We use email to share our experience, strength and hope with each other that we may solve our common problem and help others recover from alcoholism. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking.