Deaf & Hard Of Hearing AA 12 Step Meetings

How to find ASL interpreted events in your area.

Contact your local Intergroup / Central Office and request information about interpreted AA meetings in your area. Intergroup / Central Office If they do not have any interpreted meetings currently; request the contact information for the local or Area Access / Special Needs Chair person. Contact Deaf Treatment Centers in your area and request a list of interpreted meetings.

NEW WEBSITE Oregon & Vancouver, Washington http://pdacaa.org/meetings.htm

Seattle, Washington         

Chicago, Illinois http://www.chicagoaa.org/special_needs.php

Minneapolis, Minnesota

Tucson, Arizona

Information about Alcoholics Anonymous http://www.aa.org

AA Special Needs / Accessibilities information from GSO: http://www.aa.org  click on “For Groups And Members”

·        Box 4-5-9

·        AA Grapevine October 2004 issue – Deaf access to AA articles.

 

NEW>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> ONLINE MEETINGS IN ASL

Deaf?
Have a problem with alcohol or drugs?
Want signed 12 Step & support meetings?
Deaf Off Drugs and Alcohol offers deaf 12 Step & support meetings led by deaf facilitators.
All you need is a computer with a web-cam, high-speed internet and an email account.
If interested, for more information, contact Mandie Roseberry:
(866) 326-4761 vp
(937) 222-2400 ext 239 v
amanda.roseberry@wright.edu
DODA Meeting Schedule
Tuesday All Day Open Chat
Wednesday 2:00pm-3:00pm 12 Step
Thursday 7:00pm-8:00pm 12 Step
Saturday All Day Open Chat
Sunday 6:00pm-7:00pm Women’s Group
The times are for the eastern time zone.

 

 

 

Website started 5/13/00

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