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1. www.aabayarea.org › bay-area-alcoholics-anonymousHome Page One - AA Bay Area

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   AA Bay Area is an organization sustained by AA members in the San Francisco Bay Area, as well as Public Information and Cooperation by the Professional Community Committee members around the world. For Family and Friends of Alcoholics

2. eastbayaa.orgHome - East Bay Intergroup, Inc.

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   What is AA?, Organization and Self-Support, Myths, Anonymity, What to Expect from a Meeting. Public Information. AA is a peer mentoring program of recovery. The original twelve step program for recovery from alcoholism. Learn More. For Professionals. Resources for professionals who work with alcoholics. For Professionals.

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3. www.aa.org › faq › what-are-central-offices-or-interWhat are central offices or intergroups? | Alcoholics Anonymous

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   A central office or intergroup is an A.A. service office that involves partnership among groups in a community — just as A.A. groups themselves are partnerships of individuals.

4. www.aabayarea.orgAA Bay Area - Alcoholics Anonymous Primary Purpose Group

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   Introduction to AA and Alcoholism. AA meeting to introduce newcomers, the public, professionals, and anyone interested in learning more about AA and alcoholism. “Sobriety – freedom from alcohol – through the teaching and practice of the Twelve Steps is the sole purpose of an AA Group” – Bill W.

5. www.aabayarea.org › landing-oneGeneral AA - AA Bay Area

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   The Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) organization is based on the idea that alcoholism is a chronic, progressive disease that cannot be “fixed” or cured in the traditional sense. AA’s approach to recovery is based on the idea that individuals with alcoholism need to admit they have a problem, develop a willingness to change, and take action to ...

6. eastbayaa.org › aa-membersAA Members - East Bay Intergroup, Inc.

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   East Bay Intergroup/Central Office serves the local AA groups by coordinating public outreach in our area. We Serve the Primary Purpose of AA by providing 24/7 Helpline support, providing Chat support on the EBI website, and messaging the public through the PI and CPC committees.

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   What is AA Bay Area?

   • AA Bay Area is an organization sustained by AA members in the San Francisco Bay Area, as well as Public Information and Cooperation by the Professional Community Committee members around the world. Alcoholics Anonymous is a recovery program for those with a drinking problem. The primary purpose of AA is to help the still suffering find recovery.

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   Where can I find the AA program of recovery in the Bay Area?

   • EBI maintains an up-to-date and searchable website so that those who need help can find the AA program of recovery in the Bay Area online. Intergroups commonly provide support to other AA area service committees like Bridging The Gap, Hospitals & Institutions, the Hard-of-Hearing community, and Young People’s groups.

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   How many AA meetings are there in San Francisco?

   • There are over 4000 AA meetings a week in the San Francisco Bay Area. Virtual meetings are available around the world. There are AA meetings starting every hour. There are over 300 other organizations that use the AA Program of Recovery, the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions of AA, for other problems and addictions.

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   Who was the first AA helpline in the East Bay?

   • The First Helpline in the East Bay;“In October 1941, Pauline G., nonalcoholic wife of AA member Ralph G. became the AA “Oakland Group ” Corresponding Secretary, she installed a telephone in her home, offering day and night service to AA members and the suffering Alcoholic”.

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8. eastbayaa.org › contact-usContact Us - East Bay Intergroup, Inc.

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   East Bay Intergroup of Alcoholics Anonymous Central Office. Mailing Address: 4096 Piedmont Avenue Box 407 Oakland, CA 94611. Contact Us During Operating Hours: Helpline: (510) 839 8900. Business Phone: (510)543-0196. Hard of Hearing: Call 711 and request (510) 839-8900 Email: info@eastbayaa.org. Office Staff: