Kingman AA
855 727-7486

So you want to check out AA?

Here's some info

What Is AA? Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of people who come together to solve their drinking problem. It doesn’t cost anything to attend A.A. meetings. Participation is completely anonymous. There are no age or education requirements to participate. Membership is open to anyone who wants to do something about their drinking problem. A.A.’s primary purpose is to help alcoholics to achieve sobriety.

What AA Is:

• AA allows members to share their experience with anyone seeking help for a drinking problem
• AA provides meetings, literature, and support for those with a desire to stop drinking.
• AA shares the AA program, set forth in 12 steps, that helps members develop a satisfying life without alcohol
• AA provides informational sessions and education for professionals and organizations interested in learning more about AA

What AA Is Not:

• AA does not solicit membership, keep track of its members, or have any requirements for its members other than a desire to stop drinking
• AA is not a treatment program, rehab, professional service, or charity
• AA does not provide diagnosis, counseling, hospitalization, or any medical or psychiatric treatment
• AA is not a religious organization, flophouse, or transportation service
• AA does not accept any money for its services, or any contributions from non-A.A. sources

If you are new to AA, here are a few suggestions

You may be an alcoholic or just looking to see if you are. Can we offer a few things to look into?

• "This Is A.A." is a FREE downloadable pamphlet from Alcoholics Anonymous Download "This Is A.A" by clicking here
• Instead of driving to a bar right now, drive to the closest club or meeting. The bar will still be there, if you don't like the meeting.
• A.A. has a solution. That isn't an empty promise. Try taking this self-assessment test and see what you think? Click here to take the test. (off site)
• Call this local help number and ask to to have a member call you and share about their program. There is a list of volunteers: 855 727-7486

Working the Program

Area Information

Below is the Kingman and surrounding area meeting list and contact information. We also include local agencies that may help alcoholics because we believe in cooperating with any organization or professional that will help the still suffering alcoholic.

"More and more, we regard all who labor in the total field of alcoholism as our companions on a march from darkness into light. We see that we can accomplish together what we could never accomplish in separation and in rivalry." ~Bill W. Grapevine reprint (P-34 - Let's Be Friendly With Our Friends)

Putting contact information here does not in any way mean that we endorse that agency, only that we practice the "Let's be friendly with our friends" principle as given to us by Bill W.

• KINGMAN MEETINGS
  In addition to face to face meetings, Kingman also offers phone and remote meetings. Click below for our list in PDF format.
  DOWNLOAD MEETING LIST
• PHONE MEETINGS PAGE
  Our phone meetings have proved very popular so will continue. Please visit our phone meeting page for access and schedule. Click below for our
  PHONE MEETINGS PAGE
• NORTHERN LIGHTS MEETING HALL
  Meetings begin at 9 in the morning and continue to the evening hours. Usually there is someone there between meetings, but not always.
  2170 E. Northern Ave
  Kingman, Arizona
  
• RIVER CITY CENTRAL OFFICE
  603 Marina Blvd, Bullhead City, AZ 86442
  Call 928-763-4499

Service Meetings

Service (12th Step Work) is the cornerstone of our recovery. We invite you to choose from the options below to contribute to carrying the message for the still suffering alcoholic. Your experience, strength, and hope is needed and appreciated.

• Intergroup/Central Office
  Presently, Intergroup is taking care of the functions of a Central Office. Kingman Intergroup meets the 2nd Wednesday of the month at 7pm following the 5:30 meeting at Northern Lights Meeting Hall.
  For Intergroup info, literature, & inquiries contact our Secretary, Betsy:
  (702) 540-7576
  Email: mzeefh13@gmail.com
• Steering Committee
  The Steering committee meets the 1st Wednesday of each month @ 7pm after the 5:30 meeting. Location: 2170 Northern Avenue, Suite A
• GEO Prison Meeting
  Meetings are being held the FIRST SATURDAY of each month at 9:00 AM.
  Prior clearance is required to attend. This process may take a long time!
  Contact the Prison HR (928) 565-2460. AA liaison is Ken (928) 757-1895
  
  NOTE: Mohave County Jail-Men
  Suspended due to employee shortage at the jail.
• GSR Meeting District 09-901
  Meetings have resumed!! District still needs a DCM! Third Wednesday of every month at:
  Northern Lights Meeting Hall
  2170 E. Northern Ave.
  7:00 PM (following the 5:30 meeting)
  Contact Dennis W. @ (775) 934-0142

Fellowship Highlights

Come join us as we trudge the road of happy destiny.