AA Meetings in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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Bellevue Do or Die Alcoholics Anonymous
House of Hope
N Home Ave, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15290 -
BURTONSVILLE BIG BOOK Alcoholics Anonymous
Liberty Grove Church
15225 Old Columbia Pike Burtonsville, 20866, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15225 -
Friday Night Women Alcoholics Anonymous
St. Andrew Lutheran Church
304 Morewood Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15232 -
How and Why (Bellevue) Alcoholics Anonymous
Greenstone UM Church
939 California Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15202 -
LADIES STEP STUDY Alcoholics Anonymous
CHURCH OF RESURRECTION
15220 Main BELLVUE, 22408, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15220 -
New Hope Alcoholics Anonymous
Church of the Redeemer
5700 Forbes Ave, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15217 -
Night Owls Alcoholics Anonymous
Onala
1625 W. Carson St, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15219 -
North Hills Alcoholics Anonymous
Christ Episcopal Church
5910 Babcock Boulevard, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15237 -
Pittsbugh Pirmary Purpose Alcoholics Anonymous
Hamilton Pres. church
4500 hamilton ave, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15206 -
RELATIONSHIPS Alcoholics Anonymous
CHURCH OF RESURRECTION
15220 Main BELLVUE, 22408, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15220 -
SOBER AS FOLK Alcoholics Anonymous
Church Of The Redeemer
forbes and Murray ( Squirel Hill ) pittsburgh, PA 15217, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15217 -
Sole Purpose Alcoholics Anonymous
Onala
1625 W. Carson St, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15219 -
Trudgers Mt Lebanon Alcoholics Anonymous
Southminister Pres. Ch.
799 Washington Rd, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15228 -
Welcome Home Alcoholics Anonymous
Onala
1625 W. Carson St, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15219
Alcoholics Anonymous is a well-known and respected recovery group that has helped hundreds of thousands of residents in Pennsylvania to recover from alcoholism. These gatherings have helped the participants to battle their own struggles without using drugs. The primary purpose of attending these meetings is to interact with, learn from, and engage in mutual support with other men and women struggling with alcoholism. The AA meetings provide the addict with an ongoing source of support in the process of recovery in all stages.
AA meetings give those in long-term recovery the chance to mentor also the newcomers in the meeting. There are about 1250 AA meetings annually in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and there is absolutely no excuse not to attend any group meeting. There are daily meetings in cities, and you can get access to them from any point in the State. Such places include Bethel Park, Monroeville, West Mifflin and others.
It is recommendable for starters to attend several AA meetings in various locations within Pittsburgh before sticking to one.
Where do calls go
Calls to our general hotline may be answered by private treatment providers.