Alcoholics Anonymous

Alcoholics Anonymous is a global fellowship where alcoholics help each other stop drinking. In the UK, AA has over 4,400 weekly meetings across the country. The AA website provides resources for members, including downloads and guidance. It offers a free helpline (0800 917 7650), email (help@aamail.org), and live chat for those seeking help with drinking problems. At AA alcoholics support one another, offering strength and hope, so no one has to struggle alone.

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