Alcoholics Anonymous®
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RECOVERY
Alcoholics Anonymous®
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For those in Abbotsford wanting to find out more about alcoholism and how to recover from it.
Can't stop drinking? There is a solution. Together, we find strength, hope, and freedom from alcohol, one day at a time.
You don’t have to face your drinking struggles alone. Alcoholics Anonymous is a community of people who’ve been there and are finding a new way to live—one day at a time.
Maybe you’ve tried to cut back and couldn’t, or maybe drinking has caused stress in your relationships, your health, or your work. If alcohol leaves you with regret, worry, or a sense that something needs to change, A.A. might be worth exploring.
Only you can decide if A.A. is right for you. If you’re ready for support and connection, we warmly invite you to join us and see what Alcoholics Anonymous can offer.
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Is Alcoholics Anonymous for me?
Maybe you’ve tried to cut back and couldn’t, or maybe drinking has caused stress in your relationships, your health, or your work. If alcohol leaves you with regret, worry, or a sense that something needs to change, A.A. might be worth exploring.
A.A. isn’t about labels or judgment—it’s about people helping people. At meetings, you’ll meet others who understand because they’ve been where you are. You’ll hear honest stories, find encouragement, and see that recovery really is possible. There are no fees, no sign-ups, and no pressure. The only requirement is a desire to stop drinking.
Supporting Sobriety in Abbotsford and Matsqui—District 39
District 39 helps Alcoholics Anonymous members and newcomers in Abbotsford on their recovery journey. We provide meetings, A.A. literature, events, and coordination with treatment and correction facilities. Through education, fellowship, and community support, our district carries the A.A. message, strengthens sobriety, and offers practical resources while respecting anonymity and the 12 Steps, 12 Traditions, and 12 Concepts.
District 39 helps Alcoholics Anonymous members and newcomers by reaching those still struggling with alcoholism. We work through our home groups, district committees, and fellowship to carry the message of recovery. Our efforts include distributing A.A. literature, hosting A.A.-oriented events, coordinating with corrections and local treatment facilities, and maintaining an informative website and newsletter.
Our district strengthens recovery through education, including Area 79 committee guidance, business quarterlies, PRAASA participation, and the annual Area 72 General Assembly.
This website follows the 12 Steps, 12 Traditions, and 12 Concepts, respecting anonymity by not using last names. We do not endorse or affiliate with any outside organization.
A.A. District 39 exists to support sobriety, provide resources, and foster community, ensuring that everyone seeking recovery feels welcome and informed.
Stay connected with Alcoholics Anonymous in District 39.
Our monthly newsletter shares local meeting updates, service opportunities, upcoming events, and messages of experience, strength, and hope. If you’d like to stay informed and feel more connected to the A.A. community, sign up or check back regularly for new editions. You’re always welcome here—keep coming back.