Exeter HMP meetings run every Saturday afternoon. We urgently need more men to volunteer, especially younger men. All volunteers ( men and women) must be AA members with 2 years sobriety. Please respond to: Anita the Prison Liason Officer can be contacted on 07484 851120 Or email prisondcig@gmail.com Videos for Professionals
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Conference Report 2024
Our 2024 Conference Report is available on the the link.
Open Meetings
All our ‘open’ meetings can be found using the ‘open’ tag in the ‘Tag Box’ on the right of most site pages. Our meetings, unless stated otherwise, are restricted to our existing members and to anyone who ‘has a desire to stop drinking’. However, we do have ‘Open Meetings’ for those with an interest in our […]
GSO Reports, Service News, Flyers & Literature Order Form
Annual Report 2022 Annual Report of the General Service Board. Latest Service News Autumn 2023 edition of AA service news. Flyers September 30 Race Today Flyer Literature Order Form AA Literature Order Form
Responders Needed for Our Local Help Line
The AA Telephone Helpline is always answered by a recovering alcoholic, usually from the Devon and Cornwall region. 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 […]
The AA Service Handbook UK 7th edition 2023
This is the latest 2023 7th Edition copy and available to download here.
75 Years Of AA in Great Britain Video
For the 75th anniversary of AA in the UK, our General Service Office in York has produced a wonderful History of AA in the UK. The video opens with these words: “For 75 Years AA GB has been working in these islands. Right from the start, they have been committed to supporting people in every […]
85 Years of Helping Alcoholics
How it all began and AA.ORG AA is a world wide movement of many tens of thousands of local groups of recovering alcoholics which began 85 years ago. In the intervening years the AA program has saved millions of alcoholic lives and prevented great damage to the lives of their families and the wider community. […]
The Chit System
For website visitors and members The chit (confirmation of attendance) system is a scheme providing members with proof of attendance at a particular AA meeting, (issued by a group officer). These can be given by the member to any agency (probation officers/offender managers, social services, health, employment, professional disciplinary bodies, courts/legal representatives or any other body) […]
New ‘Chat Now’ Service Needs Volunteers
All details are in the Attached PDF or mail direct to chatadmin@aamail.org . Chat Now Online Responder Service Just click the link above for all details or mail your interest.
2022 Conference Report.
The attached new link from GSO on 31/05/2022 contains the Report on this years conference 2022. Here is the national website link for: Download the GSO Questions for Conference PDF document
Science Support for AA – Video
The largest, most rigorous independent study on Alcoholics Anonymous to date shows that AA can help people get sober, stay sober, drink less, and suffer fewer negative consequences of drinking, all while keeping health care costs down. Watch scientists John Kelly (Harvard/MGH) and Keith Humphreys (Stanford/VA) discuss their findings (published 3/11/20 by the Cochrane Collaborative), […]