Alcoholics Anonymous – Arkansas Central Office (Little Rock)

Alcoholics Anonymous – Arkansas Central Office (Little Rock) Alcoholics Anonymous – Arkansas Central Office (Little Rock)

About This Group

Alcoholics Anonymous in Arkansas, coordinated through the Arkansas Central Office in Little Rock, offers hundreds of weekly AA meetings throughout the state. AA is a fellowship of people who share their experience, strength, and hope to solve their common problem of alcoholism and help others achieve sobriety.

What to Expect

AA meetings follow a variety of formats including open discussion, speaker meetings, Big Book study, and step study groups. Meetings are led by fellow members in recovery. You can expect a welcoming, non-judgmental environment where people share honestly about their experiences with alcohol and recovery. First-time attendees are warmly welcomed — no appointment or referral is needed.

About Arkansas Central Office

The Arkansas Central Office serves as the coordinating hub for AA meetings across central Arkansas. They maintain an up-to-date meeting directory, provide recovery literature, and connect people seeking help with local AA groups. The office serves as a vital resource for anyone looking for AA meetings in the Little Rock area and beyond.

Meeting Details

Schedule: Multiple meetings daily — mornings, afternoons, and evenings, 7 days a week
Format: In-person meetings at churches, community centers, and other locations throughout Arkansas
Location: Statewide — meetings in Little Rock, Fayetteville, Fort Smith, Jonesboro, Hot Springs, and communities across Arkansas

Who This Group Is For

Anyone who has a desire to stop drinking. AA membership is open to all — there are no dues, fees, age, or background requirements. Open meetings welcome anyone interested in learning about AA; closed meetings are for those who identify as having a desire to stop drinking.

Contact Information

Website: arkansascentraloffice.org
Phone: Check website for 24/7 helpline number

AA has a tradition of anonymity — who you see and what you hear at meetings stays at meetings.

This listing is provided for informational purposes by MyTherapyGroups.com and is not directly managed by AA or the Arkansas Central Office.

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