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Other AA Resources:
Ft. Worth Central Office – (817) 332-3533
East Texas Central Service Office (Tyler) – (903) 597-1796
Texarkana Alcoholics Anonymous – (903) 794-9856
OFICINA DE ALCOHOLICOS ANONIMOS HISPANA (Spanish AA Central Office) – (214) 905-0770
Deaf Intergroup of Central Texas
Non-AA and Specialty Resources:
In keeping with AA’s Sixth Tradition, Alcoholics Anonymous does not “endorse, finance, or lend the A.A. name to any related facility or outside enterprise, lest problems of money, property or prestige divert us from our primary purpose.” With that in mind, please carefully note that the non AA resources listed here are for informational purposes only. They are not associated in any manner with Alcoholics Anonymous, but they may be helpful if you or someone you love has a problem with alcohol or other drugs.
Al-Anon Dallas Central Office – (214) 363-0461
Co-Dependents Anonymous (CoDA)
Drug Addicts Anonymous (DAA Dallas)
Narcotics Anonymous Lone Star Region – (888) 629-6757
North Texas Cocaine Anonymous – (844) 606-8922
Veteran’s Closed Meetings – Contact Ken W. 214-707-4242 or Bob S. 972.743.3510
Birds of a Feather – Pilots and Cockpit Crewmembers’ Meetings
Healthcare Professionals Meetings
Recovery Resource Council (Formerly the Dallas Council on Drugs and Alcohol) – (214) 522-8600
Suicide and Crisis Lifeline – Call or Text 988 NOW!
Latest News
Recent AA Membership Survey Results!
Please follow this link to see survey results on aa.org : https://www.aa.org/membership-survey-2022
Understanding Alcoholics Anonymous and Spirituality – GSO Press Release
Dear friends,
It is a common misconception that Alcoholics Anonymous is a religious-based or Christian organization, but that is not the case. In fact, a fundamental principle of A.A. is that the Fellowship is not affiliated with any religion, nor is it allied with any sect, denomination, politics, organization, or institution. In A.A., each person determines their own pathway in their recovery from alcoholism. Click here to read more.
In Fellowship,
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