ARKANSAS A.A. MEETINGS
Alcoholics Anonymous Meetings, Contacts, Literature and Information
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EUREKA SPRINGS Phone: (479) 253-7956
FORT SMITH AA MEETINGS
(for telephone help use this number)
1209 North B Street
Fort Smith, AR 72901-2749
Telephone: (479) 783-0123
LITTLE ROCK AA MEETINGS
Little Rock AA Central Office: Little Rock AA Central Office
To locate an AA meeting in ALL CITIES IN THE STATE OF ARKANSAS, visit this link:
Arkansas Central Office of Alcoholics Anonymous
www.arkansascentraloffice.org/
Alcoholics Anonymous meeting information
www.aadistrict11.com/
NORTHWEST ARKANSAS – AA MEETINGS
Northwest Arkansas Intergroup
Northwest Arkansas Alcoholics Anonymous
www.nwarkaa.org/
This is the home of Arkansas District One Area 4 AA. District One is currently comprised of the AA groups in Beaver, Bella Vista, Bentonville, Berryville, Cave Springs, Elkins, Eureka Springs, Farmington, Fayetteville, Garfield, Gravette, Harrison, Huntsville, Prairie Grove, Rogers, Siloam Springs, Springdale and West Fork. The main page for District One, including contact information, a schedule of all the above groups and further information regarding District One may be found here.
List of District 1 meeting dates, Area Assembly meeting dates and other announcement/events pertinent to District One AA and/or AA as a whole will also be made available.
Northwest Arkansas AA is also the official site for meeting times and information for the Eureka Springs Coffee Pot Group.
Northwest Arkansas AA also has interesting AA history and information, links to AA groups outside of Northwest Arkansas and links to AA groups in surrounding states.
Other resources:
Alcoholics Anonymous World Services
Al-anon, Alateen, ACOA of ARKANSAS: (501) 372-5234
Al-Anon Family Groups website for Al-Anon Meetings
VA – Fort Roots (501) 257-1000
Wilbur Mills Treatment Center (501) 268-7777
Treatment Centers of America (501) 375-7585
Serenity Park Treatment Facility – Little Rock, Arkansas (501) 663-7627
Kelly Foundation; Recovery Dynamics Literature, Treatment Center Resources, (501) 663-6553
Reservoir Group of Alcoholics Anonymous
www.reservoiraa.org/
Riverbend Treatment Facility (501)372-4611
Sobering Center-Detoxification (501) 686-9393
Wolfe Street Center in Little Rock: (501) 372-5662
www.wolfestreet.org/meetings-aa/
Mountain Home Area Information 1-800-808-8680
Fort Smith Area Intergroup Central Office 783-0123
Intergroup Council of West-Central Arkansas 623-6328
What is A. A. – Alcoholics Anonymous?
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AAWS (Alcoholics Anonymous World Services). AAWS has their own website with online resources, literature and information for A. A. members. We are not AAWS. We encourage you to visit the AAWS website if you have don’t find what you’re looking for here. http://www.aa.org