Edmonton AA

Serving the Greater Edmonton Area

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The Meeting Guide App is a free service of AA World Services which synchronizes with most AA websites to relay their meeting information directly to your phone.

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Notice to Members

Meetings temporarily cancelled because of the COVID 19 health crisis display on our meeting list in bold Red text!

Zoom Meetings - you can directly Zoom into a scheduled online or hybrid meeting by clicking on one of the bolded hyperlinks on our meeting list page!

Hybrid is defined by GSO as "Meetings happening both online and in-person at a physical location".

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Welcome

Edmonton Central Office Society

Suite 205, 10544 114 Street NW, Edmonton, AB

Office Hours

11:am to 2:pm - weekdays except Thursday
11:am to 6:pm - Thursday Only

*Note: Central Office COVID-19 Safety Restrictions in effect!  Call if you have questions.

Office Hours

Closed weekends and holidays

(780) 424-5900 Phone Service till 10:00 pm
(587) 523-4334 Fax Number
Email: centraloffice@edmontonaa.org

What Does Central Office Do?

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Committee Meeting Times

Edmonton Intergroup Committee meets on the 2nd Thursday(7:00 pm) at Central Office

  • 12 Step Committee meets as needed; see the committee chair for details.
  • Communications & Technology Committee meets as needed.
    • ECO Newsletter Staff meets Friday (11am - 2pm) at Central Office; see Newsletter Editor for details.
  • Group Services Committee meets as needed; see the committee chair for details.
  • Policies & Procedures Committee meets as needed; see the committee chair for details.

Edmonton General Service Committee (EGSC) meets on the 1st Wednesday(6:30 pm) at Central Office

  • Treatment Facility Committee meets meets the 3rd Wednesday monthly (7:30pm) at the Alano Club, 10728 124 Street
  • Corrections Committee meets the 3rd Friday(6:30 pm) at the Alano Club.
  • Grapevine Committee meets as needed; see the committee chair for details.
  • PI & CPC Committee meets the 3rd Wednesday(6:00 pm) at the Alano Club.

Service Opportunities

Trusted Servants Election for the 2022/2023 Rotation

Both the Edmonton Central Office Board and the Intergroup Committee are looking for AA members in our area who would like to perform one of the vital service positions (listed below) to help us carry the message to the Alcoholic who still suffers. The next service rotation will start on January 1st, 2022. The following positions are still open and need to be filled by our membership:

Central Office Board

  • Directors (two positions)

Intergroup Committee

  • Vice Chair
  • Policies & Procedures Chair
  • Webmaster
If you would like to know more about this work, please check out the "Intergroup" committee information found beneath the Intergroup Committees page.

These trusted servant positions will be voted on by your Intergroup Reps at the meeting of Edmonton and Area Intergroup. If you are interested in putting your name forward for one of these very rewarding service positions, please fill out and submit the online nomination form, which you can access by clicking here.

Need Info?

Need Help?

If you have a drinking problem and want to contact someone in Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.), this website offers a number of ways to do this. Please check the menu items under Contact Us to reach one of our members in the Edmonton area or to find a local phone number close to you. You can, of course, just look up and go to a meeting close to you by using our Find a Meeting feature. We will be glad to see you.

This website also provides information pertinent to members of AA in the Edmonton AA Intergroup Area and the public/media at large who are simply looking for details regarding the service structure of Alcoholics Anonymous in the Edmonton area.
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Event Cancellations

  • St. Albert Christmas Eve Breakfast
  • Altered Attitudes Christmas Eve Breakfast  

See ticket distributor for refunds.

Event Tickets


We have tickets at Central Office for the following events;

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On-going Big Book Studies

Tuesday 7:30 PM (Open)
Saturday 9:15 AM (Men)

 

South Side Chapter House
8318 104 Street
North Entrance on 84th Avenue

Groups Needing Support
  • Mon - Chapter-Oilmen’s Group
  • Mon - Eastwood Group
  • Tue - Rite Trac Group
  • Tue - Jellinek Sunrise Light Luncheon Meeting
  • Wed - Jellinek Jumpstart
  • Fri - Jellinek Sunrise Light Luncheon Meeting
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AA Preamble

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS is a fellowship of people who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism.

The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. There are no dues or fees for A.A. membership; we are self-supporting through our own contributions.

A.A. is not allied with any sect, denomination, politics, organization or institution; does not wish to engage in any controversy; neither endorses nor opposes any causes.

Our primary purpose is to stay sober and help other alcoholics to achieve sobriety.

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This web site observes all AA's practices and principles. Since 'anonymity is the spiritual foundation of all our traditions', we practice anonymity at all times.

 

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