White Mountains AA

We are not a glum lot!

Many of us came to AA feeling hopeless and exhausted by drinking. What we found was a fellowship of people helping each other stay sober one day at a time.

In AA we learn to live life on life’s terms, repair relationships, and build meaningful friendships.

If you or a loved one are tired of feeling “sick and tired,” you are welcome here.

The best way to learn about AA is simply to attend a meeting.

You don’t need to sign up, pay anything, or even speak at a meeting. Just come and listen.

📱 About the Meeting Guide App
The Meeting Guide app makes it easy to find up-to-date A.A. meetings near you. It connects with over 400 A.A. service groups worldwide and updates meeting information twice a day.

Key Features:
🔍 Search meetings by time, location, or keyword
🗺️ Find in-person & online options
📄 Detailed meeting info – format, special notes, and more
📖 Daily Reflections quote
☎️ Local A.A. contact info
📰 News updates from GSO and Grapevine

📞 Please call our AA Hotline for immediate help: 928-537-7800

Or view our meeting list for support near you.

How It Works

Alcoholism is often described as the only disease that can be self-diagnosed.
Recovery begins when we become willing to admit that alcohol is causing problems in our lives.

If you’re still wondering whether you might be “a real alcoholic,” we encourage you to attend a meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous and speak with people who understand the problem.

You’re Not Alone

Millions of people have found recovery through Alcoholics Anonymous.
Help and fellowship are available — one day at a time.