The aa meetings augusta ga, community offers a network of over ten in‑person gatherings each week, designed to help individuals struggling with alcohol use find fellowship, accountability, and a path to recovery. Whether you’re seeking a morning discussion group or an evening Big Book study, Augusta’s AA meetings provide free, confidential support in a variety of formats.
aa meetings augusta ga – Locations and Times
Below is a selection of regularly scheduled AA meetings in Augusta, GA. All meetings are open to anyone who thinks they may have a drinking problem. Meeting codes are: O = Open, C = Closed, SP = Spanish speaking, D = Discussion, BB = Big Book study, SS = 12‑Step study, SPK = Speaker, HA = Wheelchair accessible, BG = Beginners, LS = Living Sober, LGBTQ = LGBTQ‑friendly.
| Group Name | Location | Day(s) & Time | Format |
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| Midday Group | Universal Unitarian Church 3501 Walton Way Ext |
Mon–Sun • 12:00 PM | O, D |
| Early Bird Group | Advent Lutheran Church 3232 Washington Rd |
Mon–Fri • 8:00 AM | D |
| Aprendiendo A Vivir Group | 429 Telfair St | Mon–Fri • 8:00 PM | O, SP |
| Forest Hills Group | St. Mark’s Church 2367 Washington Rd |
Mon & Wed • 7:00 PM | BB, C, D, SS; SPK, HA, O |
| Last Call Group | Bethlehem Advent Christian Church 1815 Central Ave |
Mon–Fri • 5:30 PM | D, C, LS, BB, SS |
| Live And Let Live Group | Downtown Club 937 Murphy St |
Tue & Thu • 7:30 PM Fri • 6:30 PM |
O, D, LGBTQ |
| In‑Step Group | Fort Eisenhower Army Medical Hospital Cafeteria 300 W Hospital Rd (3rd Floor) |
Mon & Tue • 7:30 PM | HA, O, D; O, HA, D |
| Hill Group | Good Shepherd Episcopal 2230 Walton Way |
Tue & Thu • 7:00 PM | SPK, HA, O; D, HA, C, BB, BG |
| New Beginning Group | Downtown Club 937 Murphy St |
Mon • 7:00 PM | C, D |
| Path To Freedom Group | Uptown VA 1798 Maryland Avenue, Bldg 76 |
Mon • 6:00 PM | O, D |
Central Office & Additional Resources
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12th District Central Office
113 Camilla Ave, Martinez, GA 30907
Phone: (706) 860‑8331; Office hours Mon–Fri, 9 AM–5 PM Sober.com -
Georgia State AA Office
P.O. Box 68, Macon, GA 31202
Phone: 478‑745‑2588; Email: GSSA@AAGeorgia.org; Office hours Mon–Thu 9 AM–5 PM, Fri 9 AM–1 PM -
Meeting Guide App: A free smartphone app to search hundreds of local AA meetings by time, format, and location—updated twice daily
Tips for First‑Time Attendees
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Arrive Early: Doors often open 10–15 minutes before the official start; arriving early helps you find seating and meet others.
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Check Formats: “Open” meetings welcome anyone; “Closed” meetings are for those who have a desire to stop drinking.
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Bring a Chip: Many groups offer sobriety “chips” for milestones—ask the group secretary.
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Stay Flexible: If a meeting is full or not what you expected, try another from the list above.
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Follow Up: Call the central office or use Meeting Guide to confirm any schedule changes before you go.
Frequently Asked Questions
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How can I find AA meetings Augusta, GA online?
Use the Meeting Guide app (iOS/Android) or visit the AA Georgia site’s Augusta meeting list to browse times, locations, and formats. -
Are AA meetings in Augusta, GA free?
Yes—Alcoholics Anonymous is self‑supporting through member contributions; there are no fees or dues. -
What should I expect at my first AA meeting?
Expect a friendly welcome, reading of AA’s Twelve Steps and Traditions, and a sharing circle where attendees introduce themselves as alcoholics. -
Can I bring a friend or family member?
At “Open” meetings, guests are welcome to attend; at “Closed” meetings, only those with a personal desire to stop drinking may share. -
How do AA meeting formats differ?
Formats include Discussion (D), Big Book study (BB), 12‑Step study (SS), Speaker (SPK), and others—check the meeting codes in the list above to choose what suits you best.
