Accessibility challenges apply to all alcoholics who have difficulties participating in Alcoholics Anonymous, whether those are mental, physical, geographic, cultural, or other factors that vary among people. Some of these alcoholics may experience barriers to accessing the A.A. message, including the literature, meetings, Twelve Step work, and the service structure.
“Reprinted from A.A. Accessibilities Guidelines with permission of A.A. World Services, Inc.”
- Chair: Pam R.
- Alt Chair:
- Secretary:
- Related Documents
- AA Serves You
- Accessible AA Meetings No AREA 19 info March 2024
- Area Assembly Accessibilities Survey on Attendance Presentation
- Best Practices for Making and Keeping Your Meeting Accessible to Members with Disabilities February 2024
- Chicago Area 19 Zoom Closed Captioning January 2024
- District 9 Accessibilities for Meetings and Groups
- Federal Plain Language Guidelines
- Physical Accessibility of Your AA Meeting January 2024
- Plain Language Presentation
- Service Animals January 2024
- A39 Special Needs Workbook
- Accessibility Resources
- GSO Material


