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Find AA Meetings in Jamaica, NY
•Sourced from official AA intergroups
The AA Directory lists 33 AA meetings in Jamaica, NY across 23 locations and 6 days a week. Every group is free, confidential, and open to anyone with a desire to stop drinking. Use the schedule below to find local and online AA meetings in Jamaica by day, time, and format, with directions to each.
Across Jamaica, Tuesday is the busiest day for AA meetings, and evening (5–9 PM) sessions are the most common. About 39% of groups (13) offer an online or hybrid option, while in-person groups meet across 23 venues in and around the city.
Common formats include Newcomer, Closed, and Big Book meetings. If nothing nearby fits your schedule, Flushing (5 mi) and Queens (5 mi) also have listed meetings within driving range.
AA Meetings in Jamaica, NY
LINDEN-ST ALBANS #51800
Big Book on the Third Sunday Traditions on the Last Sunday
SOUTH OZONE PARK #52740
Open Meeting/Anniversary Last Sunday of the Month.
SOUTH OZONE PARK
Zoom ID : 250 257 3750 Passcode : 765780
Bellerose Hope
Safe distancing - masks not required.
RICH HAVEN SPLINTER
1st Sun. Tradition, 2nd Sun. Step, 3rd Sun. Big Book, Last Sun. Beginners 7th Tradition Zelle acct #7187363638
Seventh Tradition - Zelle: tbdmeeting@yahoo.com
zoom meeting id: 471-145-9715 Password : KAWD4n
Capacity: 15 people
Zoom ID# 816 972 0249 No Pw
PLEASE! No parking in front! Parking Available in the Rear. Meeting takes place in back room of basement when events are held in main room. Near restrooms.
ZOOM # 941 631 559 PW 239036
Last Sunday Tradition
Zoom ID: 7349164229, no password
Meeting Times in Jamaica Near You
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Finding AA Meetings in Jamaica, NY
This directory lists 33 AA meetings across 23 locations in Jamaica, New York, spanning a range of days, times, and formats so you can find one that fits your schedule.
Whether it's your first meeting or your hundredth, Jamaica's AA community makes room for everyone.
Other Resources
AA is peer support. Some people also work with:
- • Professional addiction counselors and therapists
- • Medical providers (especially important for alcohol withdrawal, which can be dangerous without supervision)
- • Al-Anon, for family members affected by someone else's drinking
- • Other recovery programs alongside or instead of AA
- • Sober living homes in the Jamaica area
For official AA information, visit aa.org.
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