Alcoholics Anonymous – Boston Central Service Office (Boston, MA)

Alcoholics Anonymous – Boston Central Service Office (Boston, MA) Alcoholics Anonymous – Boston Central Service Office (Boston, MA)

About This Group

The Alcoholics Anonymous Boston Central Service Office coordinates over 220 meetings per week throughout the greater Boston area. AA provides a peer-support fellowship for people in recovery from alcoholism, following the time-tested 12-step program. With multiple meetings daily at locations across Boston and surrounding communities, there is always a meeting available for anyone seeking support.

What to Expect

AA meetings follow various formats including speaker meetings, discussion meetings, Big Book study, and step study groups. Some meetings are open to anyone interested in learning about AA, while closed meetings are reserved for those who identify as having a drinking problem. Meetings are led by members in recovery who share their experience, strength, and hope. Newcomers are welcomed warmly and are never required to speak. The atmosphere is supportive, non-judgmental, and focused on recovery.

About Alcoholics Anonymous

Alcoholics Anonymous is an international fellowship of people who have had a drinking problem. AA’s primary purpose is to help alcoholics achieve sobriety through the 12-step program and mutual support. Founded in 1935, AA has helped millions of people worldwide find lasting recovery.

Meeting Details

Schedule: Over 220 meetings per week; multiple times daily, 7 days a week

Location: 368 Congress Street, Lower Level, Boston, MA (Service Office; meetings at various locations)

Format: In-person group meetings

Who This Group Is For

Anyone with a desire to stop drinking. Open meetings welcome anyone interested in learning about AA. No referral, insurance, or fees required.

Contact Information

Phone: (617) 426-9444

Website: aaboston.org

Additional Information

Cost: Free (optional donation of $1-2)

Registration: No registration required; walk in to any meeting

Confidentiality: Anonymity and confidentiality are foundational principles of AA

This listing is provided for informational purposes. Please visit the website or call for current meeting schedules and locations.

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