Although every care is taken to ensure that information given is accurate, we cannot guarantee that all meeting dates and times are up to
date. Please phone before travelling to meetings where possible. The content of this page is directly supplied by local A.A members.
It is not published by or on behalf of the General Service Board of Alcoholics Anonymous(GB)
National Telephone Helpline Number - 0845 769 7555 - 24hr Service
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Welcome! This website is designed to assist anyone seeking information about Alcoholics Anonymous in Fenland Intergroup area. There are more than 50 weekly meetings in the area. Intergroup meets once every three months, more details may be found by selecting the appropriate page from the links above. Newcomers to AA are especially welcome. If you wish to seek help with your own drinking problem, then you may come to any of the indicated weekly meetings and introduce yourself. A member of AA will be pleased to look after you. Many newcomers prefer to seek information before coming to that all-important first meeting. Please read the 'Newcomers' section of the national website. If your a professional working with alcoholics or a representative of the media, then information pages especially for you may be found by going to the 'AA UK Portal'. |
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The Preamble
Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship
of men and women
The only
requirement for membership is a desire to stop
drinking.
AA is not allied with any sect,
denomination, politics, organization Our primary
purpose is to stay sober |
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