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.
Though many meetings have been temporarily suspended during this COVID-19 pandemic, many groups have established online meetings, and a few have been meeting outdoors as the weather permits.
At present time, we do not know which, if any, physical meetings are still taking place, and 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 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.
Learn more about Alcoholics Anonymous
August — The Eighth Month
August is considered a power month, tapping into the energy of completion, the tying of loose ends and leading to a brighter future. We don’t know if the founders of A.A. knew this when they conceived the Twelve Steps but it certainly fits. This month we will review Step, Tradition and Concept 8. [Read More >>]
Reopening Our Meetings
We know that many A.A. members are excited by the prospect of meeting in-person again. The purpose of this post is to provide information for groups to consider about safely reopening in-person meetings. We hope you find the suggestions useful for your groups to consider when planing how to reopen a meeting in a safe & spiritual way. [Read More >>]
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