Alcoholics Anonymous
Peer support for people who want to stop drinking.
The Meeting Guide app connects to participating local AA service entities. Meeting accuracy and coverage vary.Explore nine established fellowship and mutual-support programs. Use their official finders for current times, locations, formats and attendance details.
9 official fellowship finders
Peer support for people who want to stop drinking.
The Meeting Guide app connects to participating local AA service entities. Meeting accuracy and coverage vary.Peer support for people seeking recovery from drug addiction.
NA World Services does not maintain a single worldwide in-person meeting database; confirm locally.A twelve-step fellowship for people seeking freedom from cocaine and other mind-altering substances.
Follow the fellowship's official finder and verify meeting details before attending.Support for families and friends affected by someone's drinking.
Al-Anon and Alateen have distinct meeting pathways. Check audience eligibility.Age-appropriate fellowship resources for teens affected by someone else's drinking.
This link is an official outbound resource only. Recovery Familia does not offer minor registration or youth meetings.Evidence-informed mutual support focused on self-management and recovery.
Explore in-person and online options on the official SMART Recovery site.Peer-led recovery built around Buddhist principles and meditation.
Check the official calendar for location, format and any changes.Peer support for adults working through family dysfunction and its effects.
Official listings include in-person and other formats; verify details with the meeting.Mutual support for people seeking to stop compulsive gambling.
Find in-person, telephone or virtual meetings through the official fellowship.