Find free Alcoholics Anonymous meetings in New York State, including New York City, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, Staten Island, Long Island, Westchester, Albany, Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo, Binghamton, and nearby communities. Call Sober.now for help finding public AA meeting information, or browse New York AA resources below.
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New York State has Alcoholics Anonymous meetings across New York City, Long Island, the Hudson Valley, Capital Region, Central New York, Western New York, and the Southern Tier. Meeting information is maintained by local intergroups, central offices, AA service areas, AA.org, and the Meeting Guide app.
Meeting formats may include open discussion, closed meetings, Big Book study, step study, speaker meetings, women’s meetings, men’s meetings, Spanish-speaking meetings, online meetings, hybrid meetings, LGBTQ-friendly meetings, and wheelchair-accessible meetings. Meeting times, locations, rooms, and online access details can change, so confirm before attending.
Use the region and city grid below to find New York AA meeting resources by area. Confirm details with official AA resources before attending.
New York City and Long Island
Hudson Valley, Capital Region, and Northeast New York
Central, Western, and Southern Tier New York
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New York Inter-Group
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Official meeting search, downloadable meeting directories, service resources, and hotline questions for New York City and nearby areas.
Rochester Area Intergroup
Rochester Area Intergroup lists 24-hour phone help at 585-232-6720 and provides meeting information for the Rochester region.
New York 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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New York City and Downstate
New York Inter-Group provides meeting search, downloadable meeting directories, service opportunities, group resources, virtual meeting resources, and hotline questions.
Hotline questions: 212-647-1680
Brooklyn Intergroup lists Brooklyn AA meetings, online meetings, local service information, and group resources for Brooklyn.
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South Eastern New York Area 49 is the AA general service area for New York City, Long Island, and surrounding southeastern New York areas.
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Northeast New York, Hudson Valley, and Capital Region
Area 48 stretches from Beacon to the Canadian border and from the eastern New York border to Canastota, including Albany, Saratoga, Poughkeepsie, Utica, Rome, Amsterdam, and Kingston.
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Capital District Central Office provides AA meeting information for the Albany region and districts within Northeast New York Area 48.
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Rockland County AA provides meeting information, virtual meeting resources, and 24-hour phone support in Rockland County.
24-hour help: 845-352-1112
Central and Western New York
Area 47 provides AA service information for Central New York groups and districts.
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Rochester Area Intergroup provides meeting information and 24-hour phone help for the Rochester region.
24-hour help: 585-232-6720
Area 50 is Western New York’s connection to the AA general service structure and points visitors to local intergroup meeting 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, or wheelchair-accessible notes.
Meeting times, locations, entrances, and online access details can change. Confirm through official New York 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 New York AA contact details.
New York Inter-Group provides meeting search, downloadable meeting directories, service resources, virtual meeting resources, and hotline questions.
Hotline questions: 212-647-1680
NENY Area 48 provides meeting and service resources for Northeast New York, including Albany, Saratoga, Poughkeepsie, Utica, Rome, Amsterdam, and Kingston.
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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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New York State
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New York AA meeting information is available through local intergroups, central offices, AA service areas, 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 New York free?
Yes. Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are free to attend. Groups may pass a basket for voluntary member contributions, but payment is not required.
What number should I call for New York City AA meetings?
New York Inter-Group lists 212-647-1680 for hotline questions. Use New York Inter-Group and local borough resources to confirm current New York City AA meeting information.
Which AA resources cover Northeast New York?
Northeast New York Area 48 covers areas including Albany, Saratoga, Poughkeepsie, Utica, Rome, Amsterdam, Kingston, and surrounding communities. Use NENY resources to confirm current meeting details.
Which AA resources cover Western New York?
Western New York Area 50 is the AA general service area for Western New York. Buffalo, Rochester, and nearby regions also have local intergroup and central office resources.
Are there online AA meetings in New York?
Yes. New York intergroups, local central offices, AA.org, and the Meeting Guide app may list online and hybrid meetings. Confirm current links, meeting IDs, passwords, and access notes before joining.
Are there Spanish-language AA meetings in New York?
Yes. Spanish-language AA meetings and resources may be available in New York City, Long Island, Hudson Valley, Capital Region, Western New York, and other areas. Use official AA resources to confirm current Spanish-language meeting information.
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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