Welcome to the East Valley Intergroup of Alcoholics Anonymous
Ready to stop drinking?
You don’t have to do it alone. A.A. is here to help.
A.A. East Valley Intergroup
Need Help with a Drinking Problem?
A.A. offers a real solution. For over 80 years, alcoholics have found recovery here—one person sharing with another.
If your drinking (or your loved one’s) feels out of control, reach out. We’re here 24 hours a day.
Find a Meeting
A.A. meetings provide a supportive community for individuals seeking sobriety through shared experiences and the Twelve-Step program.
What is A.A.?
Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of people helping each other stay sober and recover from alcoholism.
There are no fees, no requirements—just a desire to stop drinking.
Our primary purpose is to stay sober and help others do the same.
We are here to help you reconnect your life and family
Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) is a renowned 12-step program that has helped countless individuals worldwide recover from alcoholism. By fostering a supportive community based on anonymity, honesty, and shared experiences, A.A. empowers its members to achieve lasting sobriety and a healthier lifestyle.
Reaching Out to the Professionals
Alcoholics Anonymous Professionals Resources are here to serve those of you on the front lines—the counselors, healthcare providers, law enforcement, U.S. military, and legal professionals who cross paths with the active alcoholic. We’ve assembled direct information and vital support, making it easier for you to introduce the proven path of recovery to those you serve.
You play a key role in guiding suffering people toward a life-changing solution found within our Twelve Steps. Let us partner with you to offer the message of hope and lasting sobriety that is freely available through the A.A. Fellowship.
One Day at a Time: Practical Tools for Living Sober in Today’s World
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“WE” Experience The Gifts of Sobriety Together!
I recently met with a new sponsee to read chapter 2 of the Big Book, “There Is A Solution”. The chapter begins with “We,” just as 2 other chapters also begin.
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Surrender is Just Trying Another Way
I will never forget what I heard at that first AA meeting about “surrender” that made all the difference to this stubborn drunk!
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Finding Solace: The Power of Connection in A.A.
Alcoholics Anonymous isn’t just a program; it’s a community. Within its meetings, individuals find solace, strength, and a sense of belonging.
Alcoholics Anonymous