AA Meetings in Rhode Island
Find Alcoholics Anonymous meetings across Rhode Island. Browse 37 city and community directories with current meeting information, times, and locations.
Browse AA Meetings by City
Select a city below to view AA meetings in that area. Each city page includes meeting times, locations, types, and directions.
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Carolina
Carolina area in Rhode Island
Central Falls
Central Falls area in Rhode Island
Charlestown
Charlestown area in Rhode Island
Chepachet
Chepachet area in Rhode Island
Clayville
Clayville area in Rhode Island
Cranston
Cranston area, Providence metro
Pop. 82,000
Edgewood, Garden City, Knightsville
Cumberland Hill
Cumberland Hill area in Rhode Island
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Wakefield-Peace Dale
Wakefield-Peace Dale area in Rhode Island
Warwick
Warwick area, Narragansett Bay
Pop. 82,000
Warwick Neck, Oakland Beach, Conimicut
Watch Hill
Watch Hill area in Rhode Island
Weekapaug
Weekapaug area in Rhode Island
Westerly
Westerly / Washington County, southwestern Rhode Island, Atlantic coast
Pop. 23,000
Downtown Westerly, Watch Hill, Weekapaug
Woonsocket
Woonsocket area, Blackstone Valley
Pop. 43,240
Downtown, Bernon, Globe District
Wyoming
Wyoming area in Rhode Island
About AA Meetings in Rhode Island
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) has a strong presence throughout Rhode Island, with meetings available in 37 cities across the state. Whether you're looking for open meetings, closed meetings, speaker meetings, or specialty meetings, you'll find options that fit your schedule and needs.
Meeting Types Available
AA meetings in Rhode Island include a variety of formats:
- Open Meetings: Open to anyone interested in learning about AA, including family members and friends
- Closed Meetings: For those who have a desire to stop drinking
- Speaker Meetings: Feature one or more speakers sharing their experience, strength, and hope
- Discussion Meetings: Members discuss a topic or chapter from AA literature
- Step Meetings: Focus on working through the 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous
- Big Book Meetings: Study meetings focused on the AA Big Book
How to Find the Right Meeting
Each city page provides detailed information about meetings including times, locations, meeting types, and special notes. Use the filters on individual city pages to find meetings that match your preferences. Many meetings offer wheelchair accessibility, and some meetings are specifically for men, women, or young people.
Getting Started with AA
If you're new to AA, open meetings are a great place to start. These meetings welcome anyone who wants to learn about the program. You don't need to speak or identify yourself – just come and listen. Most meetings last about an hour, and you'll find a supportive, welcoming community.
AA is a fellowship of people who share their experience, strength, and hope with each other to solve their common problem and help others recover from alcoholism. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking.
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