Alcoholics Anonymous (A. A. ) is a fellowship that supports people seeking to stop drinking through a recovery program centered on one alcoholic helping another.

Its official General Service Office website provides information for people concerned about their drinking, A. A. members, family and friends, and professionals who work with alcoholics.

Visitors can learn about A. A., the Twelve Steps, Twelve Traditions and Twelve Concepts, the Big Book, anonymity, sponsorship, and the organization’s history and service structure. The site helps users find nearby meetings and contact local A.

A. groups, and explains what to expect at a first meeting. It also offers a self-assessment, newcomer resources, member stories, literature, videos, audio materials, newsletters, event calendars, and daily reflections.

Members can explore service committees, group participation, and contributions that support the fellowship. A. A.

describes recovery as mutual support and shared experience. Meetings are free, and anyone with a desire to stop drinking is welcome to attend, listen, or share. The organization also provides information and resources for families and professional communities