CHITSNotes: Alternate Meetings Near Us
– Use the link above And use the filter for Wednesday
New venue, from Saturday 17 Jan 2026
Saturday Night Vibes
day: 7 Saturday 19:00-20:00 Duration: 1 hour
Meeting Type: Traditional
Access /Address: 9, Flowerpot Lane, (off Okehampton Rd), EX4 1DH
Notes: OPEN, CHITS
UID: 11508
Map:
Both editions of the WTF (Where To Find an AA meeting) will be sent to the printers in time for the Q1 2026 Intergroup Meeting on Sunday 8th February 2026 at:
The current revision date is now 14/1/26 The public edition is available now, as a pdf download: On This Link. Please Note that the revision date of the download may be later than the print run date.
The Members (Confidential) PDF Edition is also kept up to date and available on request by email. Just email your request to the EComm email: (ecomm.devonc@aamail.org)
These PDF copies are continuously updated as changes are sent to the EComm email. So, downloading the Public Copy from the website or requesting the Members Copy and printing it or keeping it on your phone will give you the latest WTF meeting details.
In both WTF editions, there is a separate section for Zooms. This Online section list both Zoom meetings and the Zoom details for any Hybrid meetings. Currently, we have 6 Online Meetings (1 Hybrid and 5 Zooms). There are 36 traditional meetings. So, we have a total of 36 (Trads and Hybrids) plus 5 Zoom only, for a total of 41 meetings.
The downloadable pdf is a colour edition but will print very well in black and white. If you have a printer which can print on both sides, you can make a very decent WTF either in colour or B&W. This PDF can also be kept on a mobile and use the mobile ‘zoom in’ to read it.
Chat Now Online Responder Service
Just click the link above for all details or mail your interest.
Monthly online Young Persons workshops Jan-July 2026. 2nd Thursday of each month 6pm (UK)
Details on this link:
Online Prison Workshop 7 March 2026, 10-2pm
The session will provide key information for those currently involved in, or considering
involvement with, AA meetings in prison settings. There will also be an opportunity to ask questions
For details, click here:
For pdf version, click here:
Newsletter for young people in AAGB, Autumn 2025, please click here:
10 years of YP Service in AA
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New meeting: Okehampton Friday Ladies’ Lunchtime Discussion
Time: 13:00-14:00
Duration: 1 hour
Venue: Parish Church of St Boniface, 95 Station Road, Okehampton, EX20 1ED
UID: 10527
For the 2024 Annual Report of the General Service Board please click here:
AA Service News, Autumn 2025, please click here:
PI Newsletter, Autumn 2025, please click here:
YP Newsletter, Autumn 2025, please click here:
AA Service Handbook 2024, please click here:
AA Structure Handbook 2024, please click here:
Young Persons Online Workshops 2025, please click here:
AA Literature Order Form:
The helpline is available to all and serves a variety of needs, but its primary purpose is to carry AA’s message of recovery to those still suffering from active alcoholism.
Additionally it can provide help, support and information in the following areas;
The AA Helpline always requires people who are willing to be telephone responders. The Helpline is covered by 4 Intergroup areas, Devon Central, South Devon, Plymouth and Cornwall.
The telephone shifts are either a morning, 8.30am-1pm, afternoon, 1pm-6pm or evening,6pm-10pm once every 3 weeks. The requirements for a prospective responder are as follow:
