In the U.S./Canada: Look for "Alcoholics Anonymous" in any telephone directory. In most urban areas, a Central A.A. office, or "Intergroup," staffed mainly by volunteer A.A. s, will be happy to answer your questions and/or put you in touch with those who can. Or, you can write to: A.A. World Services, Inc., P.O. Box 459, New York, NY 10163 - (212) 870-3400

How To Find An A.A. Meeting

Alcoholics Anonymous is worldwide with A.A. meetings in almost every community. You can find times and places of local A.A. meetings or events by contacting a nearby central office, intergroup or answering service of U.S. and Canada. Please click here. The General Service Office does not maintain local meeting information.

A.A. members traveling within the U.S. and Canada may also obtain the regional A.A. directories, which provide confidential A.A. contact information within the U.S. and Canada. These directories can be obtained from local intergroup/Central Offices or by contacting the General Service Office. These directories are for A.A. members only.

General Service Conference Area Web sites provide information about General Service activities in their local Area and, in some cases, may include local meeting information. To access the list of General Service Conference Area Web sites please click here.

Outside the U.S. and Canada you can find times and places of local A.A. meetings or events by contacting a nearby office from the list of General Service offices, Central Offices, Intergroups and Answering Services Overseas. Please click here to download PDF

For information on how to contact the International General Service Office nearest you please Please click here.

A.A. members traveling abroad may also obtain the International A.A. Directory, which provides confidential A.A. contact information overseas. This directory can be obtained from local intergroups/Central Offices or by contacting the General Service Office. This directory is for A.A. members only.

One of the ways A.A. members stay sober is by helping others to recover from alcoholism. We encourage you to contact the nearest A.A. office, where local A.A. members will provide information to anyone.