We are an online community dedicated to recovery from alcoholism using the program of Alcoholics Anonymous. We believe in upholding the traditions of AA, and strive to help those who still suffer.

We have open chat, as well as open meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous and email meetings. Chat meetings take place at 9:00 and 11:00 p.m. EST.

Our primary purpose is to stay sober and help others to recover from alcoholism.

We are a closed email meeting for men and women who have found the solution to our alcoholism in the program of Alcoholics Anonymous.

The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking.

Each week we share on a step or a tradition and a question/topic submitted by a member. We share our gratitudes and our sorrows. We celebrate AA birthdays, share laughs, and the ups and downs of clean and sober living.

We encourage fun and friendly cross talk and off topic discussions. We take our recovery seriously, but not ourselves.

Although we are not affiliated with AA World Service, we do our best to adhere to the traditions of Alcoholics Anonymous. The group is moderated to protect your anonymity.

We do not tolerate criticism or flaming. Our purpose is to provide a supportive place for sharing our experience, strength and hope with each other.
If you would like to participate in the new beginnings of this group, please give us a try!

All suggestions are welcome! This is YOUR group!

We are an email meeting for alcoholics, who encourages sharing of both AA related material and general conversation. We feel that by being somewhat aware of the happenings in each others lives we can best learn how to apply AA's principles in all our affairs.

This is an excellent group for those who want to be in a close-knit group. We are serious about recovery, but we try not to take ourselves too seriously.

We as a group adhere to the 12 Traditions. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. This group will be free from harassment or flaming.

If you can't stop drinking no matter how hard you try, if you need to stop drinking for good, if you're new to sobriety, or if you have questions about Alcoholics Anonymous, then we can help. We want to share our experience, strength, and hope with anyone suffering from alcoholism, and share with you how we have recovered through Alcoholics Anonymous.

Closed meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous, founded by a Delawarean who loves to meet AAers from all parts. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. Membership does have to be approved by the group's moderator and approval depends only on a reply to an automatic message sent to all who attempt to join and which asks only about your adherence to the third tradition. If you don't know what the third tradition is, just tell me why you want to be a member of AADelawareOnline. If you don't want to drink anymore, we would love to have you as a member of our group.

AA Fellowsip is a group of recovering alcoholics helping each other stay sober by sharing our ES&H. The only requirement to join us is a desire to stop drinking.

Oriented towards agnostic, atheist, freethinker, and secular humanists in recovery. No prayer format. We meet regularly online. For more information, contact:

AA Friends is a small online group of Alcoholics Anonymous started on April 21, 2013. The group holds two topic discussion meetings on Saturdays at 8 am
and 8 pm Eastern US time.

AA Indya is a email forum of recovering alcoholics in India and Indians staying abroad. Our primary purpose is to stay sober and help other alcoholics achieve sobriety. Anyone who has a desire to stop drinking can become a member whether Indian or not.

Sharing is based on experience, strength and hope. Each week, a topic is posted, and members share their experience, strength, and hope on the Topic.

Anybody already in AA who wishes to join can send an email to the address below, giving a brief introduction regarding his or her disease and date of sobriety. If you are a newcomer to AA, please state a desire to stop drinking, along with a brief introduction of your drinking career.

A closed email meeting. The chairperson for the month sends out weekly leads, and we share our experience, strength, and hope regarding both AA and life in general. Groups are "capped" at 25 so we can get to know each other better, and new groups are always starting. All groups adhere to the traditions of AA and endeavor to carry the message to the alcoholic who still suffers.

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

AA Serenity is a closed, women's AA email meeting. Our weekly topics consist of a general topic and a Big Book topic, as well as discussions on the Steps and Traditions of the corresponding month. We welcome all women who adhere to the traditions of AA. We have women from all over the world sharing their experience, strength, and hope in this group … and we support one another, as sisters, through all the bad times, as well as all the good times. AA Serenity remains one of the safest women’s AA on-line groups on the Internet.

Write to the address below to subscribe or for further information.

A.A. Steps to Recovery Worldwide is an Alcoholics Anonymous
recovery group which began in 2009 on Thanksgiving Day.

AAS2RWW is a closed group for alcoholics, available 24/7,
which has daily meetings based on the steps, traditions,
concepts and principles of Alcoholics Anonymous.
AA Steps to Recovery Worldwide works towards upholding A.A.
Principles, Steps, Traditions, and Concepts .
All meetings are speaker/topic with voluntary participation.

We are recovering from alcoholism by the grace of our Higher
Power and the program of Alcoholics Anonymous. A desire to
stop drinking is our only requirement for membership. We are
looking forward to sharing with you our experience, strength, and
hope and to learning from yours.

New members are asked to affirm the A.A. Third Tradition
which states the only requirement for membership is a
desire to stop drinking (or to stay stopped once sober).

New members are asked to introduce themselves.
This introduction will be sent to the group when subscribed.
This process helps us to give a warmer welcome.

To join this A.A. Group, send an email message to:
AAStepstoRecoveryWorldwide-owner@yahoogroups.com

For our complete guidelines and more information visit our website.
at http:// groups.yahoo.com/group/AAStepstoRecoveryWorldwide

A fun and easy women's AA support group. We give alot of encouragement, strength, and hope!

We are a closed online meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous. As a group we adhere to the Twelve Traditions of AA. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking.

Through email posting we offer experience, strength and hope to every alcoholic who asks. You'll find posts on recovery, the Twelve Steps, the Twelve Traditions, and socializing. We do try to have a fun time while remaining serious about recovery. We look forward to your membership and your shares. We all need each other in sobriety.

A group of men, from all walks of life, who share their experience, strenght and hope with each other, one day at a time.

Women needing support, sponsors, comraderie, information about recovery; we study the Big Book, 12X12, and other AA approved literature in the context of women's issues. But all topics are open for discussion. We ask that all who are interested to submit a biography and we will contact them with information about our meetings (three days a week and traditions). A member will welcome the newcomer, and the bio will help us to decide how to help and incorporate them into our group.

We are friendly and inclusive. We encourage newcomers of all types.

AAmen is an International Online Men's Meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous. We meet online through e-mail to share our experience, strength, and hope on weekly topics. We are composed of many men from around the world. The format of our meeting is that of a Closed Meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous. The only requirement for membership in AAmen is that you be a man with a desire to stop drinking.

To subscribe, please contact our list-owner at
aamen-owner@mailman.prismnet.com or visit our website
www.prismnet.com/aamen for more information.

An online group based in Australia. A place where members of Alcoholics Anonymous can meet to share fellowship through email sharing.

People requesting membership are asked to provide us with a first name and a geographical location before being introduced to the group.

If you would like to join us, use the email or web links below.

We are a closed women's meeting The chairperson for the month, posts a lead (topic) on Sunday of each week. Members respond during the week. We have a maximum of 30 members but have never turned anyone away. AAW4 stands for AA Women #4. The group began in February 1996. Our trusted servants are a Secretary, List Keeper, OIAA rep and Birthday Lady. It's an awesome group and some members have been in the group since the beginning. We know each other pretty well and sometimes meet up at International Womens Conference.

OUR AA MEETINGS ARE HELD DAILY AT:
12:00pm 8pm EST
Our Big Book Study is Friday 8 PM EST
First Wednesday of every months is our "Speaker Meeting" 8pm EST

We are a non-geographic AA group that meets Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10:30pm EST. If you would like to invite other AA members to attend this meeting, please do.
How To Join:
Please add the Skype ID AnyoneAnywhereAA and send a skype text message stating that you would like to join the meeting about 10 minutes before the start of the meeting. You will be called into the meeting by the moderator.