Located in New York, New York, it is the international office serving the U.S. and Canada. The website contains pamphlets and information pertaining to alcoholism and its treatment, as well as information about A.A. in general. Also, there are links to find more about other groups nationally and internationally. Click here to go to that page.

This is a list of groups around California have registered with the General Service Office. Some have made websites that will have meeting schedules and phone numbers to call for information on the area meetings and groups. Click here to go to that page.

California Northern Interior Area (CNIA) is one of six A.A. General Service Areas in California and extends from the Oregon border in the inland valleys south to Kings and Tulare Counties. CNIA contains 29 active Districts including three Spanish Language Districts. Click here to go to the CNIA website

The General Service Office has a list of Intergroup information from other states, as well as in Canada. Click here to go to that page.

Alcoholics Anonymous now spans the globe, with A. A. groups in numerous countries around the world. The General Service Office has assembled a list of the many groups that have provided information about themselves. Click here to download the list (pdf file).

Al-Anon Family Groups

Though Al-Anon is entirely separate from Alcoholics Anonymous, it uses the general principles of the AA program as a guide for husbands, wives, relatives, friends, and others close to alcoholics. Alateen, for teen-aged children of alcoholics, is a part of Al-non. http://www.ncwsa.org/

Hospitals & Institutions

The Northern California Hospital & Institution Committee carries the message of AA to the alcoholics that are confined.The donations to the Pink Can allow us to take literature into those who attend the meetings. To get more information and see how you can participate, click here: www.handinorcal.org.