Southern Delaware Intergroup
of Alcoholics Anonymous
Welcome to Southern Delaware Intergroup of Alcoholics Anonymous!
Our purpose is to support the individual A.A. Groups in Sussex County, Delaware in carrying the message to those individuals who feel they may have a problem with alcohol.
If you think you have a problem with alcohol and want to stop drinking, but find you cannot quit entirely, or you have little control over the amount you drink, there are a number of ways A.A. can help. For confidential support, please contact us.
- Find us at an A.A. Meeting, or
- Call our 24-hour help line: 302-856-6452, or
- Email us at support@sussexaa.org.
A.A. Meetings
Use our meeting directory to locate an A.A. meeting near you. There are many types of meetings, including those specifically geared toward beginners. Generally, however, our experience is that the best meeting to attend is the first one you can get to. Have questions about attending meetings? — see A.A. Meetings FAQ. To learn more about A.A., see About Alcoholics Anonymous.
Though a few meetings have been temporarily suspended during this COVID-19 pandemic, many groups have established online meetings. At present time, the status of any particular meeting may not have been reported to this site. If you become aware of any closure or change, please notify us immediately by email. If your group is considering resuming your in-person meetings, please review the information contained in this article.
To learn more information about us, see about SDI and read our recent news.
Our Latest News
A New Year
Happy new year! Welcome to January, which is the first month of the new year. It is all about new beginnings, new resolutions, new promises and, well, all things new! A few items of interest to you are included in this post — the upcoming IWC and NERAASA conferences, the 2021 Carry The Message Project, early bird pricing for A Visual History of Alcoholics Anonymous and latest Zoom updates. [Read More >>]
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