Alcolicos Anonimos provides a safe, confidential space in South Los Angeles for anyone struggling with alcohol addiction. No judgment. No cost. Just support from people who understand.
We hold regular meetings throughout the week. All are welcome — you don't need a referral, and you don't need to have stopped drinking to benefit from attending.
A welcoming group discussion format where members share experiences and support each other in recovery.
Explore the spiritual principles of recovery through the Serenity Prayer and the Twelve Steps in a supportive setting.
Most PopularMembers share their stories of recovery — the struggles, the breakthroughs, and the hope that keeps them sober.
Meeting times may vary. Call (323) 777-2797 to confirm or ask about additional sessions.
Alcolicos Anonimos is a local chapter of Alcoholics Anonymous serving the South Los Angeles community. We believe that recovery is possible — not just for some, but for everyone who wants it.
Our members come from all walks of life. Some are just starting to reach out. Others have been in recovery for decades. What unites us is the shared understanding that alcohol has caused harm, and the determination to live differently.
Reaching out takes courage. Here's what makes our community different — and why it matters.
Located on South Hoover in the heart of LA, our meeting space is easy to find and accessible by public transit and major freeways.
Our meetings are welcoming to both English and Spanish speakers. Language should never be a barrier to getting help.
You'll be greeted by name, not treated like a number. Our community is built on genuine human connection and mutual respect.
No registration, no fees, no religious affiliation required. Just show up. That's it. AA is as simple as that.
Your attendance and your story are private. We don't share information, and we ask the same of everyone who walks through our doors.
The Twelve Steps have helped millions of people worldwide achieve and maintain recovery. It's not theory — it's lived experience.
These are the words of people who walked through our doors and found their way back to themselves.
"I came in skeptical and scared. Within five minutes, someone sat next to me and said, 'Welcome home.' That's when I knew this was different. I've been sober 18 months now, and I owe that to the people I met in this room."
"My daughter begged me to come here. I didn't want to. But something about the way everyone spoke — like I was already one of them — made me stay. Two years later, I'm the one welcoming newcomers."
"As a Spanish speaker, I felt like recovery wasn't for me. Then I found Alcolicos Anonimos. They speak my language — literally and figuratively. This community gave me back my family, my dignity, and my future."
The fact that you're reading this means something in you still wants more. That's not weakness — that's the part of you that's ready. Call us. We'll talk. No pressure, no obligation, no judgment.
Whether you have questions, need directions, or just want to talk before coming in — reach out. Every call matters to us.