Find free Alcoholics Anonymous meetings in Ohio, including Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo, Akron, Youngstown, Canton, Springfield, Lima, Athens, Zanesville, and nearby communities. Call Sober.now for help finding public AA meeting information, or browse Ohio AA resources below.
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Ohio has Alcoholics Anonymous meetings across Central Ohio, Southeast Ohio, Northeast Ohio, Northwest Ohio, Southwest Ohio, and nearby communities. Meeting information is maintained by local intergroups, central offices, districts, Ohio AA service areas, AA.org, and the Meeting Guide app.
Ohio AA service resources include Area 53 for Central and Southeast Ohio, Area 54 for Northeast Ohio, Area 55 for Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan, and Area 56 for Southwest Ohio. Meeting formats may include open discussion, closed meetings, Big Book study, step study, speaker meetings, women’s meetings, men’s meetings, LGBTQ-friendly meetings, Spanish-speaking meetings, online meetings, hybrid meetings, beginner meetings, literature meetings, and wheelchair-accessible meetings.
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Central Ohio Group Fellowship
Central Ohio Group Fellowship provides Columbus and Central Ohio AA meeting information and lists a 24-hour hotline at 614-253-8501.
Ohio AA meeting information is maintained by local AA service resources, intergroups, central offices, areas, AA.org, and the Meeting Guide app. Use official resources to confirm current meeting times, addresses, formats, and online meeting details.
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Central and Southeast Ohio
Central Ohio Group Fellowship provides Columbus and Central Ohio AA meeting information, literature resources, and local AA phone help.
24-hour hotline: 614-253-8501
Area 53 is the General Service Conference area representing Central and Southeastern Ohio and provides district, committee, event, and service resources.
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Central Ohio online AA resources list online-only meetings originating in Area 53 and Columbus-area online AA groups.
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Northeast and Northwest Ohio
Area 54 provides Northeast Ohio AA General Service resources, district maps, events, publications, archives information, and service materials.
Use for: Cleveland, Akron, Canton, Youngstown, and Northeast Ohio service resources.
Area 55 provides AA information and meeting resources for Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan.
Use for: Toledo, Bowling Green, Findlay, Lima, and nearby communities.
Toledo AA meeting resources provide current meeting schedule information for Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan.
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Southwest Ohio
Area 56 connects Southwest Ohio Alcoholics Anonymous groups to AA as a whole and to the wider community.
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Area 56 points visitors to Greater Cincinnati meeting resources and district meeting lists for surrounding Southwest Ohio communities.
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Dayton AA resources describe Southwest Ohio Area 56 as serving a strip of fifteen counties along Ohio’s western and southern border.
Use for: Dayton and Miami Valley AA resources.
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Review the meeting name, day, time, city, address, format, access notes, and online meeting details. Look for open, closed, Big Book, step, discussion, women’s, men’s, online, Spanish-speaking, beginner, literature, or wheelchair-accessible notes.
Meeting times, locations, entrances, and online access details can change. Confirm through official Ohio AA resources, AA.org, or Meeting Guide before attending.
Use these Alcoholics Anonymous resources to confirm current meeting times, locations, meeting types, online meetings, Spanish-language resources, and local Ohio AA contact details.
Ohio’s statewide AA General Service site provides Ohio State Convention information and links to Ohio’s AA area websites.
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Ohio AA area resources include Area 53, Area 54, Area 55, and Area 56, covering Central, Southeast, Northeast, Northwest, and Southwest Ohio.
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AA.org provides Find AA and Meeting Guide app information. Meeting Guide uses meeting data provided by AA service entities.
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Who lists AA meetings in Ohio?
Ohio AA meeting information is available through local intergroups, central offices, districts, Ohio area websites, AA.org Find AA, and the Meeting Guide app. Sober.now is an independent directory and does not operate AA meetings.
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Are AA meetings in Ohio free?
Yes. Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are free to attend. Groups may pass a basket for voluntary member contributions, but payment is not required.
How many AA areas are in Ohio?
Ohio’s statewide AA resources point to four Ohio area websites: Area 53 for Central and Southeast Ohio, Area 54 for Northeast Ohio, Area 55 for Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan, and Area 56 for Southwest Ohio.
What AA resources cover Columbus?
Columbus AA resources include Central Ohio Group Fellowship, Area 53, AA.org Find AA, and the Meeting Guide app. Central Ohio Group Fellowship lists a 24-hour hotline at 614-253-8501.
What AA resources cover Cleveland and Northeast Ohio?
Northeast Ohio AA resources include Area 54, local intergroups and central offices, AA.org Find AA, and the Meeting Guide app. Use official resources to confirm current Cleveland-area meeting information.
What AA resources cover Cincinnati and Dayton?
Southwest Ohio resources include Area 56, Cincinnati-area district resources, Dayton-area AA resources, AA.org Find AA, and the Meeting Guide app.
Are there online AA meetings in Ohio?
Yes. Ohio intergroups, central offices, area resources, AA.org, and the Meeting Guide app may list online and hybrid meetings. Confirm current links, meeting IDs, passwords, and access notes before joining.
Do I need to speak at my first AA meeting?
No. You can attend quietly and listen. Many people go to their first meeting without sharing. You may introduce yourself by first name only if you choose.
What should I do in an emergency?
For medical emergency, overdose, violence, or immediate danger, call 911. AA meeting lines are not emergency services.
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