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Member Resources
Literature, meeting finders, helplines, and recovery support — all in one place.
AA World Services
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)
The official AA website — find meetings, read the Big Book online, and access AA literature.
aa.orgAA Big Book Online
Read the full text of Alcoholics Anonymous (the Big Book) free of charge.
Read the Big BookTwelve Steps & Twelve Traditions
AA's guide to the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions — available to read online.
Read onlineLiterature & Pamphlets
AA Pamphlets
Free pamphlets on topics including sponsorship, the Steps, and living sober.
Browse literatureDaily Reflections
A book of reflections written by AA members for use in daily meditation.
Daily ReflectionsLiving Sober
Practical suggestions on how to live without drinking, from AA members.
Read onlineFind a Meeting
Helplines & Support
AA World Services
The official AA website — find meetings, access literature, and connect with AA worldwide.
aa.orgAA UK Helpline
Free, confidential helpline for anyone concerned about their drinking. Available 24/7.
0800 9177 650SAMHSA Helpline (US)
Free, confidential treatment referral and information service, 24/7.
1-800-662-4357Al-Anon Family Groups
Support for friends and families of people with a drinking problem.
al-anon.orgThe Twelve Steps
The Twelve Steps of AA
A summary of the Twelve Steps as published by Alcoholics Anonymous World Services.
Read the StepsThe Twelve Traditions
The principles that guide how AA groups operate and relate to the wider world.
Read the TraditionsThe Promises
The famous passage from pages 83–84 of the Big Book describing what recovery can bring.
Read in the Big Book (pp. 83–84)"The only requirement for AA membership is a desire to stop drinking."
— Third Tradition