Alcoholics Anonymous (A. A.) Meetings in Woodland Hills, California

Meeting Makers Make It ... but they need to know where the meetings are!

This online listing of A. A. meetings is put together from many sources, including local and central office meeting directories, the listings of local clubs and community resources, and direct information from the groups and members involved.

It is offered as a free service to anybody who can use it. It is unaffiliated with any official bodies – or with any organization at all, for that matter.

As with all we do in A. A., we rely on each other for meeting information. Where something is especially important to clear up, we have added a little pop-up note [Help!] to alert our visitors and ask for your help.

Please let us know – s.i.meetings@gmail.com – of any corrections, additions, subtractions and suggestions you may have – so that, together, we can let those who need us know where to find us.

Notes

— Unless specified as “Closed”, all meetings are open to anyone with an interest in recovery from alcoholism.
    — “Closed” meetings are only for those who themselves have “a desire to stop drinking.”
    — You may generally assume that there is no smoking in the meetings.
    — The © symbol next to an address indicates that it is wheelchair-accessible.
    — To make finding the meetings easier, and out of respect for our hosts, we try to fully identify the locations in which we meet.
    — Where we do have to shorten names, we apologize. E.g., while all Methodists are in fact “United”,
the extra word often doesn't fit well in the lines.
    — We have included Maps for each meeting, with pop-up Thomas Guide coordinates, where available.
    — Meeting formats, if not in the group name, are shown separately. Where none is specified, assume open discussion/participation.
    — If only the format is known, the space for a group name is left blank.
    — If there really is no A. A. group, however, it is not really an A. A. meeting at all. Please advise!
    — Genuine A. A. meetings, and the groups that hold them, should never be affiliated in any way with any locations
in which they are held, whether they be hospitals, schools, clubs, treatment or community centers, etc.